TITLE: Vancouver, B.C., Canada, Point Atkinson Light House
CAPTION: None
POSTCARD ID: V.N. 13
PUBLISHER: Published by The Coast Publishing Co., Vancouver, B.C.
POSTMARK: None ~ Not used Postally
Fisgard Lighthouse Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park British Columbia
TITLE: FORT RODD HILL NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK
CAPTION: British Columbia
Historic Fisgard Lighthouse is open to visitors.
LE FORT RODD HILL., PARC HISTORIQUE NATIONAL
en Colombie-Britannique
Le phare Fisgard, lieu historique national, accueille
les visiteurs.
POSTCARD ID: None
PUBLISHER: LITHO’D IN CANADA
POSTMARK: None ~ Not used postally.
St. Andrews (Pendlebury) Lighthouse, New Brunswick, Canada
TITLE: Lighthouse and C.P.R. Wharf, St. Andrews, N.B.
CAPTION: None
POSTCARD ID: 601,330
PUBLISHER: Published by Cockburn Bros., St. Andrews, N.B.
POSTMARK: None ~ Not Used Postally
There is a “Portland Library Portland Maine” Rubber Stamp Impression on the Back of Card
East Quoddy Head Harbour Lighthouse, Canada
TITLE: GRACEFUL SEA GULLS
CAPTION: Enhance the Beauty of the Maine Coast
POSTCARD ID: 117729
PUBLISHER: Published by Owen Art-Color, Newcastle, Maine
POSTMARK: Bath, ME SEP 30 1970
Neils Harbour and Lighthouse, Cape Breton
TITLE: Neils Harbour and Lighthouse, Cape Breton
CAPTION: None
POSTCARD ID: 12
PUBLISHER: Photogelatine Engraving Co., Limited Toronto
POSTMARK: None ~ Not Used Postally
Send Someone a Smile ~ Send them a Postcard
Classical 4th and 5th Order Fresnel Lenses
TITLE: Fresnel Lens
CAPTION: Fresnel Lens:
1. Classical fourth order manufactured by Barbier, Benard & Turenne.
2. Classical fifth order manufactured by L. Sautter & Cie, used in Michigan City lighhoused (sic) 1858-1982.
POSTCARD ID: None
PUBLISHER: Custom Graphic Prducts by Creeko Creations
POSTMARK: None ~ Not Used Postally
Historic Lighthouse Lens from Cape Disappointment
TITLE: Historic Lighthouse Lens from Cape Disappointment
CAPTION: Huge Fresnel lens from the Cape Disappointment lighthouse, manufactured in 1822 in France for about $3000. Lens was lighted with 18 wicks which burned five gallons of oil in a night. It is estimated it would cost more than $6 million to make another lens like it today. It is currently on display at the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center at Fort Canby.
POSTCARD ID: #4
PUBLISHER: © published by PHOTO NEIL
POSTMARK: None ~ Not Used Postally
Third Order Fresnel Lens, Fairport Harbor Lighthouse, OH
TITLE: Third Order Fresnel Lens, Originally installed at Fairport Harbor Lighthouse.
CAPTION: The original third order Fresnel Lens was installed in the lighthouse tower in 1858 and is now housed in the Fairport Harbor Maritime Museum. 129 South Street, Fairport Harbor, Ohio, 44077
POSTCARD ID: 64169845
PUBLISHER: Dist. and Photo by Dave Chaney-Chardon
POSTMARK: None ~ Not used postally.
Fresnel Lens ~ Twin Lights (Navesink) Lighthouse, NJ
TITLE: South Tower Lens, Twin Lights Lighthouse, Highlands, New Jersey
CAPTION: This “hyper radiant” bivalve lens used an electric arc light and at 25,000,000 candlepower was for many years the most powerful light in the United States. The light rotated through the night powered by a clockwork Drive would every four hours.
POSTCARD ID: TLHS-9 & 35126510
PUBLISHER: Pub. by H.K Barnett, Allison Park, PA
POSTMARK: None, Not Used Postally
Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Lighthouse, WI
TITLE: Light House and Coast Guard Station, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
CAPTION: None
POSTCARD ID: 4004, 6B-H1973
PUBLISHER: Ahrens News Agency, Sturgeon Bay, Wis
POSTMARK: None, Not Used Postally