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A glass jar a little larger than a soda can. The lower half is lined inside and out with metal foil. A rubber plug supports a metal ball on top of a rod, and a chain dangles inside the jar.
Small Leyden Jar
A roughly cubic piece of lodestone about an inch across, with sight rusting.
Small Lodestone
An enameled steel trat eight by six inches and an incha nd a half deep, containing two wooden dowels and a wad of string.
Small Photographic Tray
A single-pole knife switch mounted centrally on a weathered rectangular base throws to contacts on either side. All three contact points have a banana plug connector.
SPDT Switch
A square foot metal sheet with a 3-inch square mask taped over the center opening.
Square Aperture Mask
A rectangular 24-ounce clear plastic container stuffed with foam packing peanuts.
Styrofoam Peanuts
A drop-shaped handheld metal casing emits chalked string from the blunt end and has a crank handle for controlling its length.
Surveyor's Chalk Line
A disassembled Moog theremin 18 inches long shows its power switch, audio jack, and dial controls for volume, pitch, weveform, and brightness. Kit components shown: 1/4 inch audio cable, power cord, straight and U-shaped electrode attachments.
Theremin
A speaker one foot showing two channel inputs with volume control, active equalization controls, master volume control, phone jack, status lights, and power switch.
Theremin Speaker
A solid copper block eight inches square and two inches thick.
Thick Copper Block
A clear glass plate 7 by 4 by 3/8 inch.
Thick Glass Plate
LEDs in a 12 by 16 array, contained in a 14 by 9 inch frame with an adjustable mounting handle on the back.
UV Spotlight
A pair of wire cutters with insulated handles, resting on a spool of iron wire.
Wire Cutters
A bright orange plastic toy gun resembling a pulp science fiction blaster, with a reservoir for fog fluid. A sticky note over the opening reads "Needs 6 AA batteries".
Zero Blaster
A pair of bent metal strips, one zinc and the other copper. The zinc is J-shaped, while the copper is closer to a U with a tail.
Zinc and Copper Electrodes