THE HISTORY OF TUNGSRAM 1896-1945 - MEK

TUNGSRAM 19032. ibniniWSRAM3X Abn 34. thn 47. ibra 48. abra.Figure 32, 33, 34: Vehicle lamps forvarious carsFigure 47, 48: Battery operated vacuumlampsFigure 49, 50: Gas-filled lamps operatedwith battery/ •Figure 51: Xmas tree lampFigure 52: Low-voltage lamp for decoration49. tbra. SO. ib». $1. ibn S2. ibra S3, ibr*Figure 53: Vacuum lamp for decoration,operated from the mainsC^C^$4. ibra SS. ibra 56. 4bn 57. ibr*Sa ibra ». ibra61. ibn6S. ibraLapoa gombalak64. ibra 213. .i. feijalCacppalak (Coacordia-fej cuppal)Sit. ax. itti«lFigure 54, 55, 56, 57: Flat-ball headminiature lamps operated by dry batteriesFigure 58, 59, 60: Bicycle headlightlamp and battery operated miniaturelamps ••.'•••.'•.. - .. •. . •' •.' ••:%'Figure 61: Telephone pilot lampFigure 62: Telephone check lampFigure 63: Earth leakage indicator lampFigure 64, 65: Vacuum lamps withdrawn filament used in minesV-