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JACOBS' PENDENT LENS
THE PERFECTION OF ILLUMINATION

    We do not claim as other have done, to give more light than comes through the lens opening, but we use and diffuse the natural light to the best advantage. Ordinary bull's eye glasses throw the light directly down, while Jacobs' Pendent Lens distributes the light all about the basement or room to be illuminated, as EACH lens is so constructed as to throw the light in all directions AT ONCE. Lenses are made to fit any variety of tile, either cast iron or concrete face.

Jacobs' Pendent Lens (front)
Fig. 1.
    Fig. 1 shows the method of dispensing light from the lens at lower portion of pendent.



    Fig. 2 illustrates the light as gathered from the top surface of lens and distributed in opposite direction from Fig. 1.

Jacobs' Pendent Lens (back)
Fig. 2.
Jacobs' Pendent Lens (in tile)
Fig. 3.

    Fig. 3 represents the lower surface of a tile into which the Jacobs' Pendent Lens has been inserted.