Illuminating Apparatus

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Number of elements in
central drum:

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central drum:

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central drum:

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Lighthouse Inspection Reports Database

Yaquina Head Light Station - 1910

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Barbier & Fenestre Constructeurs, Paris

1868

None except nameplate

1st

6' 1/4"

Fixed white

5 whole panels: 45 degrees each (26" each); 1 panel 11-1/4" = 244 degrees 30'; 2 whole panels, 45 degrees each (26" each); 1 panel 14-3/4 " silver reflector = 115 degrees 30'

5 whole, 1 fractional illuminated arc; 2 whole, 1 fractional reflector

Cast iron

Wooden table in workroom

Copper tube 5" in dia w planished iron connecting tube through crown piece fitted w brass arm connecting tube 10" dia. at top 5-1/8" dia. at bottom. Damper tube 3-7/8" dia. carried on 3 legs riveted to it & supprtd by ring at base of connecting tube.

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