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IT may be of interest to record the fact that the electrical apparatus formerly owned by Herbert Spencer, consisting of a cylinder machine, three Leyden jars, an insulated stand and plates, with other accessories, which include an electrical pistol, is still in existence. One of the smaller pieces of apparatus bears the name G. Adams, London, who was presumably the maker, and the whole is contained in a wooden box.
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SHURLOCK, F. Herbert Spencer's Electrical Apparatus. Nature 119, 672 (1927). https://doi.org/10.1038/119672a0
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