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A late 19th-Century induction coil,
by Watson & Sons Ltd., Sunic House, Parker Street, Kingsway, London, the vulcanite encased coil fitted with caps and brass attachments, inscribed on one end with the maker's name, the coil numbered 718, mounted on a substantial mahogany plinth base with ivorine maker's label -- 33in. (84cm.) wide; and the associated Ruhmkorff mercury interrupter, unsigned (the mercury drained) -- 17in. (43cm.) high
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by Watson & Sons Ltd., Sunic House, Parker Street, Kingsway, London, the vulcanite encased coil fitted with caps and brass attachments, inscribed on one end with the maker's name, the coil numbered 718, mounted on a substantial mahogany plinth base with ivorine maker's label -- 33in. (84cm.) wide; and the associated Ruhmkorff mercury interrupter, unsigned (the mercury drained) -- 17in. (43cm.) high
See Illustration (2)