Illuminating Apparatus

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central drum:

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central drum:

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central drum:

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Fixed lens covered:

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Lighthouse Inspection Reports Database

Tree Point Light Station - 1910

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Henry LePaute, Paris

1903

Societe des Establisements Henry LePaute, Paris

3rd

3' 3 5/16"

Fixed white with red sector.

Fixed arc is 216 degrees, the reflecting panels 144 degrees

5, 2 of which are reflectors

Std. pattern with 4 columns of brass with cast iron base for lens & cast iron ring at floor.

Bench in lamproom on 1st landing is used as service table.

Copper 6" dia. fitted with damper, carried over spider at top of lens which supports connecting tube, damper tube is 17 1/4" long, 3" dia. of Russia Iron.

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