Replica of Beale's Choreutoscope with five additional slides showing six images on each: (1) dancing 'Puss in Boots', (2) dancing man in turban, (3) dancing man (with drum), (4) Punch & Judy-type scene with Punchinello / clown and policeman (5). Replica of Beale's Choreutoscopee
Zoetrope strip entitled 'The Wild Irishman' by the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company. Zoetrope strip: The Wild Irishman
Zoetrope strip showing a man jumping through a hoop held by another man. Zoetrope strip: Jumpung Through a Hoop
Zoetrope strip showing a juggling acrobat balancing on a ball. Zoetrope strip: Juggler Balancing on Ball
Zoetrope strip Clarke's Wheel of Life No.37 showing a man riding a horse. Zoetrope strip: The Wheel of Life No. 37
Zoetrope strip entitled 'The Cure' by the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company showing a jumping man toy. Zoetrope strip: The Cure
Four discs for Stroboscope or Fantascope of miscellaneous origin. These were originally included in the thirteen Discs referring to the Stampfer Stroboscope (Inv. No.1940-13), later identified as being published by other designers. Four discs for Stroboscope or Fantascope of miscellaneous origin
Fantascope disc: Juggler with frog around the centre. Published by Thos. McLean, Haymarket, Edinburgh, c. 1833. Fantascope Disc circa 1833
Stroboscope by Professor Stampfer, in original wooden box, with nine discs of various designs (see 1940 79 for remaining 4 of original 13) Stroboscope by Professor Stampfer
Double sided stroboscopic disc by Prof. Stampfer: wheels/dots and stars. Published by James Black, Woolwich, sold by Charles Tilt, Fleet Street, London. Stroboscope Disc: Wheels / Dots and Stars circa 1833
Double sided Stroboscopic disc by Professor Stampfer, No 3 gearwheels with anvil on one side, No 4 cogwheels on the otherside. Published by James Black, Woolwich, sold by Charles Tilt, Fleet Street, London. Gearwheels with Anvil / Cogwheels circa 1833