Polyrama Panoptique

PART OF:: The Kodak Museum Collection

Made:: circa 1840 in France

Polyrama Panoptique
The Kodak Collection at the National Media Museum, Bradford
Science Museum Group Collection

Polyrama Panoptique. Viewing lens extension with paper bellows. With two paper transparencies; Chateau de Versailles - Petit Trianon; Paris - Jardin des Plantes. Rear door missing. Sold by 'W Wild, French + German Merchandise dealer in English toys etc. to Her Majesty, 162 North Street, Corner of New Road, Brighton.'

Details

Category:: Cinematography

Collection:: Kodak Collection

Object Number:: 1990-5036/7539

Materials:: wood (unidentified), paper (fibre product) and glass

Measurements:: overall: 120 mm x 164 mm x 150 mm,

type:: optical toy

credit:: The Kodak Collection at the National Media Museum, Bradford

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Parts

Paris - Jardin des Plantes

Paper transparency entitled 'Paris - Jardin des Plantes', for viewing in Polyrama Panoptique. Printed and hand coloured. Sold by 'W Wild, French + German Merchandise dealer in English toys etc. to Her Majesty, 162 North Street, Corner of New Road, Brighton.'

Materials:: wood (unidentified) , paper (fibre product) and textile

Object Number:: 1990-5036/7539/1

type:: optical toy

Chateau de Versailes. Petit Trianon Vue de Hameau

Paper transparency entitled 'Chateau de Versailes. Petit Trianon Vue de Hameau', for viewing in Polyrama Panoptique. Printed and hand coloured. Sold by 'W Wild, French + German Merchandise dealer in English toys etc. to Her Majesty, 162 North Street, Corner of New Road, Brighton.'