Magic Lantern Glass Slide Photo of "New York"

A Collection of Magic Lantern Slides. Depicting the St. Louis 1904 World's Fair. Together with glass plates of Chicago, New York and various outdoor vistas with three original boxes

50 glass slides to fit a Magic Lantern - predecessor of the slide projector - with most being from the Soule Photograph co, 338 Washington St., Boston. These negatives havebeen numbered in ink. These

Vintage Magic Lantern Glass Photo Slide Size App: 7 x 3.5

Vintage Photograph Magic Lantern Projector Glass Slide, Early Miners Mining Photo. Levy & Ses Fils, Paris. Measures approx. 3.25 in x 4 in.

Abraham Lincoln Related "Lincoln-the Lawyer. - From an Ambrotype of 1856." Pre-Presidential Abraham Lincoln Photo Image Glass Slide c. 1860s Civil War Era Scarce "Magic" Lantern Glass Slide of a beard

20-drawer oak file cabinet, (1 of 3 matching in sale) "Underwood and Underwood New York" brass plate on door, 59" H x 21" W x 22" D, interior with 20 sectioned drawers made to hold magic lantern slide

Group of Ballooning and Aeronautical Magic Lantern Slides 14 wood-mounted colored slides showing fantastical balloon journeys, with credits of "T.H. McAllister, 49 Nassau St., New York" and "McIntosh

An Antique magic lantern and more than 150 glass slides as seen in photograph preview. Dimensions: 16" X 9" X 5"

Abraham Lincoln Related Abraham Lincoln Portrait Glass Slide labeled: "Abraham Lincoln. Hance (sic) Photo, 1860." taken by Matthew Brady c. 1860-80 Vintage "Magic" Lantern Colorized Glass Slide of a b

46 Educational Museum Lantern slides for Upper elementary safety, Xs. I-10, 19 slides of New England beach scenes or fishing scenes, and 26 Eastman Educational slidesused for the teaching of High Scho

11 color glass slides. See photos.

[Americana] [Rough Riders] Collection of 54 Photographic Glass Lantern Slides Likely Camp Wikoff at Montauk Point, New York, and Tampa, Florida, ca. 1898. Group of 54 contemporary glass lantern slides

DESCRIPTION: Collection of forty glass lantern slides in case. Manufacturers include McAllister of New York. Themes include Florence, Moscow, Milan, buildings, sculptures, landscapes, and illustrated

Lot of Magic lantern projectors and parts, 19th century. Includes 15 glass slides (one is broken along one edge). As shown, see photos.

(lot of approx. 100+) Original photos on glass slides, multiple subjects including Native American, New York, and International scenes, etc., each slide 3.25 x 4

Used as an advertisement for Reach Sporting Goods products in between movies shown on the big screen. Early New York Manhattan Slide & Film Co. Inc. glass slide of Moe Rignell catching a ball as the r

Parabolon Magic Lantern, 1889 J.W. Feeny, New York. Unusual magic lantern with parabolic oil lamp reflector, patent Sept. 17, 1889 (with copy), for slides of 8 x 10,5 cm, brass lens with rack-and-pini

Kerosene lantern embossed "NYCRR". 4-way lantern glass w/ one panel that lifts to reveal kerosene burner. 15 3/4" Condition: See photos Temp No 3109

(lot of 5) Magic Lanterns, each having two chimneys, makers are Ernst Plank, Gebruder Bing, electrified Foto-Scope by Stratton Mfg, New York, two unknown makers, one with two burners with glass shades

Magic Lantern by Pike, New York, c. 1860 Benjamin Pike & Sons, 518 Broadway, N.Y. For 5 ¼ in. wide slides, tin case with gilt pinstriping and feet, large arched doors on both sides, company inscr

Glass photos of city scenes, castles, etc. Includes photos of Westminster, Athens , Jerusalem cathedral de Pisa and many more. They are approx. 6 3/4" x 3 1/4". 2 have visible cracks, one has missing

Der Struwwelpeter, slovenly Peter. One slide broken partially, bottom of box cracked. Box measures 8 x 2 3/4 x 1 1/2 inches

Electric magic lantern projector; No visible maker's mark; Brass lens frames and hardware; Features tin casing and wooden base; All glass is intact; Measures approximately H 14 x W 18 x D 6 inches; Ti

Magic lantern and glass slides including: Union slides, Exselsior Illustrating Co., Robert H. Clark, religious, and other subjects. [Sizes range from 3 1/4" x 4", 7 1/4" x 2", to 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" and o