GLASS CONTAINER, large,
round (on table)
Figure 32.
Use EDIS 21196. There are also chemicals and iron
compounds used storage batteries.Table 10, Edison’s Experiments.
BUNSEN BURNER (on
table)
Standard laboratory
equipment.
FLASKS, round bottom (on
table)
Voucher 36, May 1909; Eimer
and Amende Chemical
Supply Catalog, 86.
STAND (on table) Figure 32.
EDIS collection acquire.
FLASK (on table) Figure 32, EDIS collection acquire. Primarily this the work space of
Ott.
Use E-1446. EDIS collection acquire. Edison kept store chemicals here and these should dominate the top of
the table.
Use EDIS 6464 and EDIS
collection reproduce.
BEAKER with lip (on table) Standard laboratory
equipment.
EDIS collection acquire. Additionally, Edison had time look into
chemicals related film stock.
LAB NOTEBOOKS, (on
table)
Common practice.
196
. There are several
substances connected phonograph records.
Use EDIS 6575. EDIS collection acquire. Table was experimental table shared by
Edison and his friend and assistant, Fred Ott.
Most the equipment this table related the simple mixing and heating of
compounds.
GLASS ROD (on table) Voucher 36, May 1909; Eimer
and Amenďs Chemical
Supply Catalog, 86. Use EDIS 383.
Object and Location Evidence Recommendation
Table 10
LAB TABLE with RACK (in
place)
Figures and 35.
BEAKERS, (on table) Standard laboratory
equipment.
LAB COAT (on rack) Figure 34. The great number and variety chemicals used Edison gives an
idea the great range his interests and underlines the fact that kept up
with the experiments his numerous experimenters. Reproduce. Reproduce.
PYROMETER (on table) 1912 Document File, Storage
Battery
