- A
rushlight is a type of
candle or
miniature torch formed by
soaking the
dried pith of the rush
plant in fat or grease. For
several centuries, rushlights...
- A
rushlight is a type of
candle or
miniature torch made from the
dried pith of the rush plant.
Rushlight(s) may also
refer to:
Rushlights (film), directed...
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demonstration projects around the world. In 2010, Air
Products was
awarded the
Rushlight Hydrogen and Fuel
Cells industry award for the
Series 10
hydrogen fuelling...
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Rushlight (2010).
Illustrated Catalogue of Lamps, Brackets,
Chandeliers & Fixtures, for Coal Oil, Railroad, Steamboat, and
House Lanterns.
Rushlight Club...
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Rushlights is a 2013
American independent neo-noir
thriller film
written and
directed by
Antoni Stutz and
starring Beau Bridges,
Haley Webb, Josh Henderson...
- the leaf) of
certain rush
plants soaked in fat or grease, held
using a
rushlight, was used as home lighting.
Beginning in the 17th century, it
would continue...
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Allen Golden Rushlight (February 26, 1874 –
January 6, 1930) was an
American politician, businessman, and
plumber in the U.S.
state of Oregon. A Republican...
- to the
households of the
wealthy as a
luxury item. In
northern Europe,
rushlight made of
greased rushes were
commonly used
especially in England, but tallow...
-
December 2018.
Hamilton (1979), p. 2. Graham, Joe. "Belfast History".
Rushlight.
Archived from the
original on 7
February 2012.
Retrieved 22 December...
- (historically) even asbestos,
although they are rare. The 17th
century rushlight and rush
candles also uses rush-pith. The
cotton of
tampons can be used...
