Palmer's new catalogue, with three hundred engravings of apparatus, illustrative of chemistry, pneumatics ... electricity, electro-magnetism, optics, etc / [E. Palmer].

  • Palmer, E. (Elisabeth)
Date:
1840
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Credit: Palmer's new catalogue, with three hundred engravings of apparatus, illustrative of chemistry, pneumatics ... electricity, electro-magnetism, optics, etc / [E. Palmer]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    <P e oe A Box of Weights and Scales. A Glass Spirit Lamp. ‘Two Precipitating Glasses. Platinum Wire and Foil. Glass Syphon Watch Glass Holder. Test Tube Holder. Two Glass Plates for Air Jars. Bent Glass Funnel. © | Self-acting Spirit Blowpipe, for bending Glass Tubes. SET, A full size brass Retort Stand, with three sliding rings. A Chemical Argand Lamp. Three Glass Retorts and a Receiver, one tubulated. Two Glass Funnels, and half a Quire of Filtering Paper. A Round and Flat Bottom Flask. A Gas Bottle, with bent tube. A Deflagrating Glass Bell Air Jar, | mounted, with wire and ladle. A Bell Air Jar, mounted, with brass screw A Long Dropping Tube. Four Evaporating Dishes. A Porcelain Mortar and Pestle. A Glass Spirit Lamp. Two Glass Evaporating Dishes. Two Precipitating Jars. - A Bergman’s Blowpipe. Pepy’s Water Bath, for drying filters. Two Stirring Rods. Twelve Test Tubes, and mahogany stand. Pint Woulfe’s Apparatus, in mahogany cap, and two brass air cocks, connecting screw, and mounted bladder. An Iron Retort and Flexible Conducting Tube, for making Oxygen Gas from | Manganese. A Japanned Pneumatic Trough. A set of Cylindrical Air Jars. An assortment of Glass Tubes. A four-ounce Graduated Glass Measure. . Two Test Glasses. | YET MORE TWENTY A very complete portable Iron Furnace, lined with fire brick. Pepy’s improved Gas-Holder, which, with the addition of a Jet, forms a very con- venient Hydraulic Blowpipe. Daniel’s Sustaining Battery of twelve Ilb. pots. in mahogany tray One-gallon Tin Still, with worm and tub complete. An Argand Spirit Lamp and Stand, on Professor Rose’s principle. A Glass Alembic. Palmer’s Oxyhydrogen Blowpipe, com- plete. Three Nests Crucibles. Pair of Grain Scales, with box-end beams, in mahogany box, and Weights. A full size Brass Retort Stand, with three sliding rings. A Chemical Argand Lamp. Three Glass Retorts and a Receiver, one _ tubulated. Two Glass Funnels, and half a quire of Filtering Paper. A round.and flat bottom Flask. A Deflagrating Glass Bell Air Jar, mount- ed, with sliding collar and ladle. A Bell Air Jar, mounted with brass screw Cap, aud ‘two brass Air-Cocks, connect- _ing-screw, and mounted bladder. A tray, with bent tubes, complete. Table Furnace, Self-acting Spirit Blowpipe, for bending glass tubes. Bent Glass Funnel. Mercurial Trough. Glass Plates, for covering Air Jars. Specific Gravity Bottle, in tin case, with counterpoise weight, and directions. Box of Scales and Weights. POUNDS. A Gas Bottle, with curved tube. An Iron Retort, and flexible Conducting- Tube, for making Oxygen Gas from Manganese. A Japanned Pneumatic Trough. A set of Cylindrical Air Jars. An assortment of Glass Tubes. A four-ounce graduated Glass Measure, Two Test Glasses. A long Dropping Tube. Four Evaporating Dishes. A Porcelain Mortar and Pestle. A Glass Spirit Lamp. Two Glass Evaporating Dishes. Two Precipitating Jars. Bergman’s Blowpipe. Pepy’s Water Bath, for drying &lters. Two Stirring Rods. Twelve Test Tubes, and mahggeny stand. Ure’s Eudiometer. Pint Woulfe’s Apparatus, in roar) tray, with bent tubes, complete. Table Furnace. Self-acting Spirit Blowpipe, for bending glass tubes. Bent Glass Funnel. Mercurial Trough. Three Glass Plates for covering Air J ars. Specific Gravity Botile, in tin case, with counterpoise weight, and directions. Cc