Apparatus for electrical experiments mb-artist Jon_Lyons Britannia is shown offering comfort

Britannia is shown offering comfort and to the soldiers of Prussia (left) and France (right)

holding a coin in his hand

At the age of 47 he took sixth place in the 1964 German Grand Prix

Surmounted by an image of the church and flanked by chapels of ease in the margins

What we Should Like to See'

Apparatus for electrical experiments mb-artist Jon_Lyons Britannia is shown offering comfortSix figures showing equipment intended to investigate electric arcs including (figure 4) a Leyden jar. Experiments designed and made by Martin van Marum at Teyler's Museum at Haarlem in the Netherlands. Plate 5 from Beschryving eene ongemeen groote electrizeer machine geplaatst in Teyler's Museum by Martinus van Marum (Haarlemn, 1785). The plate is inscribed upper right: 'Pl. III'; and below 'C. H. Koning Fecit. Martin van Marum was elected a Fellow