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Adams & Westlake 1907 Catalog
On order for Switch Lamps, it is necessary to specify size of lenses and whether one-day or long-time burners are required. Also to give dimensions or target rod tip and proper position of colors in lamp in relation to target-rod as designated in diagram shown on following page. Right. Information required when ordering switch lamps: Width at A, Width at B, Width at C, Width at D, Color at A, Color at B. State diameter of lenses and whether one day or long-term burners are required. |
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No 169 Steel Switch Lamp, arranged for Fork Non-sweating Ventilation
Outside wick raiser. Heavy steel throughout. All parts readily accessible for cleaning. Equipped for one-day or long-time burner, as desired. Hinged top. Spiral springs in fork tubes, relieve jar on lamp. Fitted with 4-inch, 4 1/3-inch, 4 1/2-inch, 5-inch, or 5 3/8-inch lenses.
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No 169 Pressed Steel Switch Lamp with Spring Socket Base Non-sweating Ventilation
Heavy steel throughout. Aside from the socket bottom, this lamp is identical with the one at left. |
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No 169 1/2 Pressed Steel Switch Lamp Non-sweating Ventilation
With discs for day signals. Equipped with fork tubes or spring socket base. (See above No. 169 for lamp description.) |
No 63 Pressed Steel Switch Lamp, arranged for Fork Non-sweating Ventilation
Heavy steel throughout. Oil-pot enters lamp at bottom. Equipped with 4 1/2-inch and 4 1/8-inch or 5 3/8-inch lenses. Equipped for one-day or long-time burner, as desired. Body pressed from two plates of heavy steel; clamped and bolted together. |
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No 206 Round Body Switch Lamp Non-sweating Ventilation
Sliding door. Outside wick raiser. Heavy steel throughout. Spring socket base relieves jar on lamp. Fitted with two 5-inch and two 4 1/2-inch lenses. Equipped for one-day or long-time burner, as desired. |
No 73 Switch Lamp Non-sweating Ventilation
Made of galvanized iron. Sliding door, drawn oil-pot and cast base.. Equipped with 5-inch lenses, long-time for one-day burner, as desired. |
Notes. Special thanks to Tim Eizinger (Thanks, Tim!) who provided these scans from the 1907 Adlake catalog.
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