Megalethoscope and 11 photographic view slides

Made:
1862 in Venice

Megalethoscope by Charles Ponti of Venice, with 11 photographic views slides and associated glass slides, c. 1862.

Megalethoscope by Charles Ponti of Venice.

Megalethoscope

1862

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope, marked 'Royal Garden, Mint, Library, Ducal Palace, Prison, Gondola, Venice', c. 1862.

Royal Garden, Mint, Library, Ducal Palace, Prison, Gondola, Venice

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope, marked 'Carnaval of Venice, Market on St. Mark's Square', c. 1862.

Carnaval of Venice, Market on St. Mark's Square

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope, marked 'Interior of the Jesuits Church, Venice', c. 1862.

Interior of the Jesuits Church, Venice

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope, marked 'Bay of the Fisherman, Sorrento', c. 1862.

Bay of the Fisherman, Sorrent

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope, marked 'Genoa Villa Pallaricini: Pagod, lake and temple of Diana', c. 1862.

Genoa Villa Pallaricini: Pagod, lake and temple of Diana

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope, marked 'Versailles, Palais et Palace', c. 1862.

Versailles, Palais et Palace

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope, marked 'General view of the Coliseum Rome', c. 1862.

General view of the Coliseum Rome

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope, marked 'Mer de Glace on the Mount Blanc', c. 1862.

Mer de Glace on the Mount Blanc

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope, marked 'St Peter's and the Vatican from the Pincian HIll', c. 1862.

St Peter's and the Vatican from the Pincian HIll

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope, marked 'Inside of the Greek Church, Venice', c. 1862.

Inside of the Greek Church, Venice

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope, c. 1862.

Photographic view slide for use with the Megalethoscope

Details

Category:
Photographic Technology
Object Number:
1965-418
Measurements:
overall: 60 mm x 45 mm x 80 mm,
type:
megalethoscope and slide - photograph
credit:
Hardy, J.