Illuminating Engineering Society, Association of Public Lighting Engineers (Great Britain) · [London] · leaf 420
rms of clips to hold the kindledsplinter or rush-light were in commonuse in remote districts until quiterecent times. It will be recalled that, LIGHT FROM THE EAllLIEST TIMES. 391 in referrins; to von Beneschs Mork on Illumination in the Middle Ages. aview was given of an old smithy inMiihlviertel… … Fig. 2.—Group of Rushlights, reermeii, Tinder Boxes and Stone Lamp. (14 Specimens.) (1) Rushclip, Ireland. (2) Rushclip, Wales.(.S) Rushclip. Ireland. (4) Peerman, Aberd^enshire, very primitive, being all wood. (5) Peerman. Banffshire. (6) Primitive Stone Lamp, Aberdeenshire. (7) Domestic Tinder…
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