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Light and lighting (1908)

Illuminating Engineering Society, Association of Public Lighting Engineers (Great Britain) · [London] · leaf 264

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the lighting is good. It isthe third-class that most requires atten-tion. Another method of carriage lightingthat might be adopted, possibly in con-junction with a certain amount ofbracket lighting, is the indirect cornicesystem with tubular lamps runningdown either side of the carriage.Railway… … Fig. 4.—Combination Side and CentralLight. The centre light provides general illumination.The local shaded lights enable passengers toread in comfort. From the standpoint of reading thereis much to be said for brackets on thewalls, as the light then comes over thereaders shoulders as in Fig. 4.…

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