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
Set of 6 Fantascope discs in original cover, by T M Baynes (published by Ackermann and Co, - 3rd series, 1833) Set of 6 Fantascope Discs in Original Cover 1833
Eight Fantascope discs by Thomas Talbot Bury, and published by Ackermann and Company, London, July 1833. In original portfolio. Fantascope discis in original portfolio 1833
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
Phenakistiscope disc, hand colour lithograph of man playing cymbals and sticking out tongue. Phenakistiscope disc circa 1840
Portfolio cover for set of 6 Fantascope discs by T M Baynes, published by Ackermann and Company, 96 Strand, London, 1833. Portfolio Cover for Set of 6 Fantascope Discs 1833
A fantascope disc by Thomas Talbot Bury showing a cat chasing a bird, published by Ackermann and Company, 1833. Fantascope disc 1833
Hand-held Asterioscope in brass mount in red leather morocco case, by Murray and Heath, 43 Piccadilly, London, England, 1850-1880. Consists of fine diffraction grating rulings on glass in rotating frame, thought to be an optical toy in the manner of the kaleidoscope. Asterioscope in leather case 1850-1880
Zoetrope strip entitled 'The Wild Irishman' by the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company. Zoetrope strip: The Wild Irishman
Fantascope disc made by Ackermann and Company: Woman beating husband, 1833. Fantascope disc made by Ackermann and Company: Woman beating husband 1833
Zoetrope strip entitled 'The Cure' by the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company showing a jumping man toy. Zoetrope strip: The Cure
Phenakistoscope of Pixie with whip and top and small devil dancing. One of four discs for Stroboscope or Fantascope of miscellaneous origin. Phenakistoscope Disc, Pixie with Whip and Top circa 1840
Zoetrope strip entitled 'More Stings Than Honey', No. 29 from Series No. 3 by the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company. c.1868. Zoetrope strip No. 29 'More Stings than Honey' circa 1868
Zoetrope strip of man dancing with castanets. Zoetrope strip of man dancing with castanets circa 1868
Zoetrope strip entitled 'Paddy at Donnybrook', No. 10 from Series No. 1 by the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company, c.1868. Zoeterope strip No. 10 'Paddy at Donnybrook' circa 1868
Zoetrope strip 'No 8, A Jolly Dog' from Series No. 1 by the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company. Zoetrope strip: No 8 A Jolly Dog circa 1868
Zoetrope strip, '67 Fly! Leave my nose alone', No. 67 from Series No. 6 by the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company. Zoetrope strip: No. 67 Fly! Leave My Nose Alone circa 1868
A fantascope disc by Thomas Talbot Bury showing a woman chasing a man with a stick, published by Ackermann and Company, 1833. Fantascope disc 1833
Fantascope disc: Juggler with frog around the centre. Published by Thos. McLean, Haymarket, Edinburgh, c. 1833. Fantascope Disc circa 1833
A fantascope disc by Thomas Talbot Bury showing a man wearing a turban sitting cross-legged and holding a hoop with his mouth, published by Ackermann and Company, 1833. Fantascope disc 1833
Zoetrope strip Clarke's Wheel of Life No. 5 showing a somersaulting man. Zoetrope strip: The Wheel of Life No. 5 circa 1868