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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 11 (September 1881) (1881)
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tensive have, however, a new expansive boss or hub for holding subdivision of the current, but prefers a small.number of arc crowded with electrical exhibits, and many pavilions of the ring, and are provided with improved journals and wood and iron have been erected around it for the addi- lights.… … Fig. 2. -GRAMME MACHINE GENERATING CURRENTS FOR LONG DISTANCES. Fig. 3.-WEST0N DYNAMO-ELECTRIC MACHINE-IMPROVED FORM. THE INTERNATIONAL ELECTRICAL EXHIBITION OF 1881 AT PARIS © 1881 SCIENTIFIC AMERICIAN, INCPatented · Machine · Feet · Improved · Boiler · Patents · Scientific American · Iron · Water power · Reducing agents · Sewing machine · Electric current · Gutta percha · Cast Iron · Sheet metal · Cinnamic acid · Trade catalogs
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