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Glass framed photograph, time lapse sequence of the partially eclipsed Sun and corona at totality

1912

Solar Corona 1875 April 6

1875

Solar Corona 1885

1885

Solar Corona 1883

1883

Solar Corona 1893 April 16

1893

Solar Corona 1893 April 16

1893

Solar Corona

1898

Solar Corona 1871

1871

Two magic lantern slides showing total solar eclipse

1860-1868

Solar Corona 1878 July 29

1878

Solar Corona 1889 Dec

1889

Solar Corona 1886 August 29

1886

Printed colour leaflet X11

1925

Glass positive:- total solar eclipse, 1927, June 29, photograph of inner Corona, obtained at Giggleswick, J. Jackson, Royal Observatory, Greenwich, 6-inch Refractor, focal length, 45 ft, exposure, 19 sec, 8" x 10"

Glass positive:- total solar eclipse

1927

Positive transparency on film, size 8" x 10", Solar Corona, 1908, January 3, Flint Island, South Pacific Lick Expedition

Positive transparency on film

1908

Photographic print of map showing the track of the Moon's shadow across the earth, indicating the area of the total eclipse of the Sun for 19th June, 1936. (From the "American ephemeris", 1936).

Photographic print of map showing the track of the Moon's shadow across the earth

1936

Photographic print of map showing the track of the Moon's shadow across the earth, indicating the area of the total eclipse of the Sun for 19th June, 1936. (From the "American ephemeris", 1936).

Photographic print of map showing the track of the Moon's shadow across the earth

1936

Map of the world (Mercator Projection) by Edward Stanford, London marked to show eclipse tracks illustrating the Saros period between 1927 to 2164.

Map of the world marked to show eclipse tracks during the Saros period, 1927-2164

1927

Positive transparency on film, size 8" x 10", Solar Corona, 1900, May 28, Wadesboro, N. Carolina, E.E. Barnard, Yerkes Expedition

Positive transparency on film

1900

Five positive transparencies, size 3 1/4" x 3 1/4", successive photographs (5) taken at Sahdol, India, during the total Solar eclipse of 1898, January 22, (prepared from negatives lent by the Astronomer Royal)

Five positive transparencies

1898

Glass positive, 15"x12", showing the Corona at the Total Solar Eclipse of May 9th 1929. Taken at Alor Star

Glass positive

1929

Positive transparency on film, size 14" x 14", Sun's Corona at total eclipse of 1926, January 14; at Benkoelen, Sumatra, by F.W. Aston

Positive transparency on film

1926

"Total Eclipse of the Sun, August 31st 1932. Map showing complete path of Moon's Shadow". Enlarged from map published in "Supplement to the American Ephemeris, 1932"

"Total Eclipse of the Sun, August 31st 1932. Map showing complete path of Moon's Shadow"

1932

Glass positive, 15" x 12", showing the Corona at the Total Solar Eclipse of June 29th 1927. Taken at Giggleswick school, Settle

Glass positive

1927