MAGIC LANTERN SLIDE PLATES WASHINGTON PORTRAITS

Including Battle of Gettysburg, Stars and Stripes, Goddess of Liberty, Blue and Gray clasping hands, Scene of Peace, Rally of the Troops in Washington, Firing on Ft. Sumter, Portrait of Lincoln, POS o

A 3.25 x 4 inches hand colored glass slide with half-length portrait of a young Republican, Warren E. Burns who was running for his second term as State Representative for Washington Co., Ohio. The sl

THIS IS A LARGE GROUPING EARLY SLIDES NO SLIDES WILL BE DAMAGES IN LOTS OF 40 IN ANY LOTS OF 100 PLUS THERE MAY BE A FEW, ALL SLIDES MEASURE 4" X 3 1/4"

VINTAGE MAGIC LANTERN SLIDE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON. FRAMED AND GLAZED 9 3/4 X 9 1/2+ACI-

With additional views of Civil War & Span-Am War. 3 1/" x 1/4" format. A few cracks.

Approximately 48 lantern slides, Bristish Oxgen technical slides, amateur 1920s 1930s slides, Africa, North Africa and other travel, UK; a box of approx 50 half-plate glass negatives of the same perio

DESCRIPTION: Thirty-eight glass plate magic lantern slides including colored images as well as black and white. Images published by Pettibone Bros. Mfg. Co. of Cincinnati and Uranus Hord of Cincinnati

DESCRIPTION: Forty-nine glass plate magic lantern slides including colored images as well as black and white. Some images published by Williams, Brown & Earl of Philadelphia, Rau Art Studios, Inc. of

Two late 19th/Early 20th c. Tin Magic Lantern glass plate slide projectors. One electrified. Both Missing caps 9"x 17", 11" x 18"

Collection of antique magic lantern slides consisting of cityscapes in America, portraits of children, ships and more. All numbered with descriptions on each slide. 32 total; some have fading, creasin

Grandpa's Junk Drawer Lot- 1949 License Plates, War Ration Books, Magic Lantern Slides, Coin Banks, Vintage Gas Tank Caps, etc.. Unsearched, some might be as found.

30 slides to fit a Magic Lantern - predecessor of the slide projector. Slides are glass plate. This set is titled The Pageant of America Lantern Slides by theBoston Store, Erie. These slides cover for

30 slides to fit a Magic Lantern - predecessor of the slide projector. Slides are glass plate. This set is titled The Pageant of America Lantern Slides by theBoston Store, Erie. Twenty slides cover fo

DESCRIPTION: 42 pieces of George Washington memorabilia and Americana in four shadow boxes including buttons, pins, medals, medallions, paper products, magic lantern slides, a 1932 personal planner, a

DESCRIPTION: 22 pieces of George Washington memorabilia in four shadow boxes including 17 magic lantern slides, one bicentennial presidential inaugural ribbon, and four magnets. CIRCA: 19th to early 2

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

DESCRIPTION: Nineteen pieces of George Washington memorabilia in four shadow boxes including fourteen magic lantern slides, one 2005 presidential inauguration button, one Stieff pewter spoon, and thre

Group of Three Antique Magic Lantern Slides. The first depicting President Abraham Lincoln seated in his box at Fords Theater, Washington, D.C., where he was assassinated; the second of Union soldiers

Approx. 3 1/4" x 4". Top one is cracked. The leather license plate listed in lot #158 is what was on this vehicle

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

Yale University Press World War I Magic Lantern slides from the Pageant of America. Thirty glass plate slides of World War I. The slides are in a cardboard container with XII The World War printed on

body VG, together with a set of children's magic lantern slides,

Early Magic Lantern with SIX (6) wood mounted hand painted glass magic lantern slides showing Pyramids, telescopes and globes-plus (2) of GEORGE WASHINGTON & a circa 1850. Measures 11 1/2" x 9" x 4 1/

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