Measuring instruments. Direct current system
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A colored technical plate titled Measuring instruments. Direct current system shows a dynamo with its poles, a regulating resistor, ammeter and voltmeter gauges, incandescent and arc lamps, and an electric motor connected by a network of wiring. Labels in German identify each component. The plate is dated 1913 and attributed to Emil Hochdanz Co.
