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If you could find a jeweller and had an understanding of basic electrical systems, you could probably get a rudimentary capacitor and engine going. From there, who knows what you could do. Maybe even lightbulbs.
Lightbulbs are pretty easy to make if you:
- Can find a jeweler or blacksmith like you said
- Can generate a ton of electricity somehow
- Are okay with the lightbulb lasting no more than 1 second
If you could find a way to fill the lightbulb with a noble gas as you insert your filament, i think decent life is reasonable.
You can also use a sacrificial gas that burns off before the filament. Saw it in a youtube video https://youtu.be/ThBkzEfjVl0?si=gJW8JyD8KM1Y5Ye8
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I don't even know where to get that here never mind in times of yore
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You could fill it with co2 .put an animal bladder on the mouth of a clay bottle where something is fermenting like wine or beer. The yeast will produce a fair ammount of c02 and fill the bladder. Use the bladder to fill the bulb. It wont last long but it will be longer than just air