[non-combustion based light sources] lamp, light; incandescent lamp, tungsten bulb, light bulb; flashlight, torch [Brit.]; arc light; laser; [microwave radiation]; maser neon bulb, neon sign; fluorescent lamp.

Orlando W. Stephenson (A); 18Feb66; R380483. JARDEN, MARY LOUISE. SEE Maser, Mary Louise Jarden.

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Mary Louise Maser (A) & Walter L. Hill & Allan F. Ayers, Jr. (co-executors of H. Sewall); 6Jul66; R389167.

SEE Maser, Mary Louise Jarden. SEWALL, HELEN, ESTATE OF.

SEE Maser, Mary Louise Jarden. SEWALL, MARY.

Orlando W. Stephenson (A); 18Feb66; R380483. JARDEN, MARY LOUISE. SEE Maser, Mary Louise Jarden.

pb id='170.png' /> MASER, MARY LOUISE JARDEN.

Mary Louise Maser (A) & Walter L. Hill & Allan F. Ayers, Jr. (co-executors of H. Sewall); 6Jul66; R389167.

SEE Maser, Mary Louise Jarden. SEWALL, HELEN, ESTATE OF.

SEE Maser, Mary Louise Jarden. SEWALL, MARY.

Yet I must say a word about the polished maple-wood bowl, or maser, with its mottoes and quaint devices, which figured on the side-board of the yeoman and the franklin, and which Chaucer must have often seen in their homes.