Titel
Anglepoise lamp, c 1935.
Caption
In the early 1930s George Carwardine, a motor car engineer, conceived the idea of balancing a weight (a lamp in this case, but the idea was also tried with telephones and typewriters) against a spring through a linkage which allowed the weight to remain stable in any position. He joined forces with Herbert Terry & Son of Redditch, who specialised in making springs. The idea was patented, and subsequently the name 'Anglepoise' was coined. The first lamps, of 1934, were an instant success., 6975828
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01.01.2009
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Stichworte
Stichworte
Anglepoise
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Desk Lamps
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Electric
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Filament
,
Herbert Terry & Son
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Lamps
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Lights
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SOCIETY & WARS
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The 1930s (1930-1938)
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ow_science-society
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pmscartandhistory
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pmscinternational