a 1959 rheostat, or electric light dimmer
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a 1972 illustration
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an illustration by Canadian painter A.J. Casson see full size
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a Barry Moser illustration, 1984
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a Claes Oldenburg art installation
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a Lill Tschudi linocut print, 1932
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Al Feldstein for old EC horror comic books
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Bruce Nauman art see full size
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"POWER" Nicola Tesla's thundering loud electric display at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair
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"NIAGARA" a similar display at the 1901 Pan-Am Exhibition in Buffalo New York,
powered by Niagara Falls
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... notice how narrow the car is see full size
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Grant Haffner see full size
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1915 finials or lightning rods protected buildings from lightning strikes
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a Hans Thoma painting of Jupiter
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an Arthur Getz 1971 illustration for The New Yorker magazine
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the Edison Electric Tower at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair
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there were numerous designs and proposals
for giant towers that would illuminate large
urban areas
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W.F. Bonet's Electric Tower, 1893 Chicago World's Fair
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"LODGE - Made in England" a 1950 spark plug
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Louis Lozowick art see full size
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Erik Nitsche, 1955
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Heinrich Kley, 1920
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1893 Chicago World's Fair see full size
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Dr. Frankenstein's laboratory in 1935
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a Russian children's book illustration by Demiuz, 1958
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a Lala Aufsberg photo of a 1937 fascist event
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"Wet Toe In A Hot Socket!" a 1960s Phyllis Diller comedy recording
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a Robert Williams story panel
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