Capacitor Bridge H.W. Sullivan

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Physical description

Wood cut and dove tailed, screwed and adhered; plastic moulded, screwed and adhered. Metals cast, forged, machine cut, screwed and adhered. Wood coated (painted varnish).

Inscriptions & markings

Inscribed on upper face along right edge: H.W. SULLIVAN/LONDON; painted on upper face along front edge: UNIT 10-9 F; painted on front face: PART III and “F” carved into the wood below “Part III”; [Stamped] upper face along left edge: NAT.PHIL.LAB./NO 55/UNIV. OF MELB; adhered label on left side face: PA 4.