Thomas Edison & his electric light...
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January 10, 1880
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, New York, Jan. 10, 1880.
* Thomas Edison
* Electric light bulb - prints
* Historic issue
The photo shows the nice illustration captioned "Edison's Latest Electric Lamp".
The companion article headed "Edison's Latest Electric Light" explains this new and improved lamp which used a new form of carbon referred to as the "horseshoe" form of the carbon.
A very nice, graphic item on Thomas Edison & perhaps his most famous invention.
The illustration measures 8 by 6 inches. The front page has 3 illustrations: "The Merchants Telephone Exchange New York City", and a report: "The Telephone Central Office System".
Great to have this report and illustration about this important development in the electric light in this scientific periodical.
Other prints with text throughout this 16 page issue.
Very nice condition.
* Thomas Edison
* Electric light bulb - prints
* Historic issue
The photo shows the nice illustration captioned "Edison's Latest Electric Lamp".
The companion article headed "Edison's Latest Electric Light" explains this new and improved lamp which used a new form of carbon referred to as the "horseshoe" form of the carbon.
A very nice, graphic item on Thomas Edison & perhaps his most famous invention.
The illustration measures 8 by 6 inches. The front page has 3 illustrations: "The Merchants Telephone Exchange New York City", and a report: "The Telephone Central Office System".
Great to have this report and illustration about this important development in the electric light in this scientific periodical.
Other prints with text throughout this 16 page issue.
Very nice condition.
Category: Post-Civil War
