Collection of 52 Dufay colour magic lantern slides of domestic scenes and British towns and landscapes. 52 Dufay colour magic lantern slides
24 magic lantern slides for 'JS' toy magic lantern, Germany. Seven hand coloured scenes (110x30mm), variuos scenes, Fair condition, by EP. One with right corner broken off. Six slides (35x130mm), Fair condition, scratched with some damage to tape binding. 10 (40x148mm) hand coloured slides by EP, Fair to Poor (1 has top left corner broken off, 1 has bottom left corner broken off, some with scuffed surface). 1 handcoloured slide of a cartoon (40x132mm), semi-circular piece from top left corner broken off. 24 toy magic lantern slides c. 1895
Four unmounted lantern slides entitled "The Photographer", in original cardboard box marked paget... Four unmounted magic lantern slides depicting 'The Photographer'
Hand-painted lantern slides (18-inch long), two of three. Subjects: woman and man dancing; aerial perspective view of Paris. Hand-painted magic lantern slides
Box containing 12 small magic lantern slides, 'The Life and Death of Queen Victoria and the Life of King Edward 7th'. 12 Magic lantern slides: 'The Life and Death of Queen Victoria and the Life of King Edward 7th' circa 1901
Fourteen hand-painted lantern slides, 8" x 6", used at the Royal Polytechnic Institution about 1860-78. (1-8) Alice in Wonderland (8 L.S.) (9)Vesuvius in eruption, painted by Childe and Donbell, dated Oct. 17 1868. (10) Desert scene with Ruins. (11-12) Mediaeval town square (2.L.S.). (13) Large Photo, No.13. (14) Tinted church ruins with seated figure in Arch. Gorge scene (Newton & Co.). Fourteen hand-painted magic lantern slides used at Royal Polytechnic Institution 1876
Four photographic lantern slides, about 8" x 6", used at the Polytechnic Institution about 1860-1878. Moon, taken by De la Rue in 1858 (Old Polytechnic L.S.), Moon - another view in 1858 (old Polytechnic.L.S.), Church of St. Eustace, portrait of man with beard (Charles Dickens). Four magic lantern slides used at the Royal Polytechnic Institution
Three slides for phantasmagora magic lantern c.1820, made by William Harris & Son, 50 Holborn, London. Subjects: (61) Mountain pass in the Alps. (61A) Mountain Pass in the Alps, Banditti on the lookout. (3) Loch Leaven the place of imprisonment of Mary Queen of Scots. Three slides for Phantasmagora magic lantern 1830
Thirty six hand-painted lantern slides, 3" circular, by Carpenter & Westley, 24 Regent Street, London (six with mechanical movement), in a box 36 hand painted magic lantern slides
Four hand-painted lantern slides, 8" square, used at the Polytechnic Institution about 1860-1978. Entrance to church of Holy Sepulchre, Poppleton church in winter, Fingal's Cave, Eddystone lighthouse with rough sea and wreck Four hand-painted lantern slides, 8" square, used at the Royal Polytechnic Institution
Collection of ten magic lantern slides of astronomical subjects in original box. Collection of ten astronomical lantern slides
Thirty two hand-painted lantern slides 3" circular, by Carpenter & Westley, in box. Subjects being London and its Environs. 32 magic lantern slides of London and its Environs 1808-1914
Magic lantern slide showing Egyptian seated statues. Magic lantern slide: Egyptian seated statues c. 1880
A set of ten hand painted magic lantern slides: 'Cinderella', by W C Hughes, c. 1890. Magic lantern slide set: 'Cinderella' c. 1890
Seven rotating mechanical lantern slides by Carpenter & Westley (astronomical subjects) from original set of 10 (nos. 1,2 ,4, 7, 8, 9 and 10 being present). Key with case. Seven rotating mechanical lantern slides by Carpenter & Westley circa 1850
Ten early coloured lantern slides, size 11 x 2 1/2 inches, in passepartout frames. In wooden box with no lid. Ten coloured lantern slides
Eleven hand-painted lantern slides, 3 inches square, by J.H. Steward, Strand. 4 + 2 L.S ( "Angel's Whisper") 2 versions (no maker), 5 L.S ("Rock of Ages") J.H. Steward Collection of magic lantern slides
Fourteen hand-painted lantern slides by Carpenter & Westley, 24 Regent Street, London. Subjects include bird, insects and other animals, possibly themed around the rhyme "Who Killed Cock Robin?" Magic lantern slide set: Who Killed Cock Robin?
Two hand-painted lantern slides, 3 inches circular, with revolving movement. Astronomical: motion of Venus or Mercury. Rembrandt's Mill. 1 lever slide, early pattern, by Carpenter & Westley 2 combined lever and rotary slides; man-eating rats and burning ship at sea Two hand-painted lantern slides
Three hand-painted lantern slides, 3 1/2 inches circular, by Carpenter & Westley, 24 Regent Street, London. subjects: interior of St Peter's Rome, Exterior of St Peter's Rome, Zodiac ceiling of Dendra, Egypt. Three hand painted magic lantern slides