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| | TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Flashlamp -- Aug. 18, 1930 |
 | | Instead of the old unwieldy magnesium powder pan, the new flashlamp looks like an ordinary incandescent bulb. |
 | | The lamp can be plugged in on an ordinary 115-volt alternating current circuit, or can be used with batteries. |
 | | Being completely self-contained, offering no fire hazard, the flashlamp can be used where flashlight photographs have never been taken before, in trains, aircraft, rainstorms, under water. |
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