BIUNIAL MAHOGANY CASED MAGIC LANTERN

* An Scottish Mahogany Cased Magic Lantern j. lizars, glasgow, late 19th century Estimate $ 200-300 Property from the Collection of Dr. David Spatz, Tucson, Arizona

A Large, Bi-Unial Magic Lantern Projector by D Noakes & Son, London (active 1890 to 1897). Upright model, with angle adjustment. Missing internal lighting parts, but retains most gas fittings to rear.

Unusual 19th c Biunial Magic Lantern Projector, marked AT Thompson and Co. MFRS Boston pat'd Febr. 10th 1891 in chrome finish with gas lamps, brass lenses are marked AT Thompson importers Boston Mass.

Unmarked circa 1920 Biunial Magic lantern projector with case 19 x 23 x 8"

English, c.1880, unsigned body constructed of French polished mahogany with brass fittings, condenser, later electrical illuminant, with large triple extension brass lens with adjustable support frame

Keystone View Co. of Meadville, Pa., Manufactured by Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., Rochester, NY. s/n 92918, ca. 1915, with 12 in E. F. Bausch & Lomb lens and bellows, for 3" x 4" glass slides, retaining

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Magic Lantern by Newton & Co., post-1901 Newton & Co. Opticians, 3 Fleet St., London. Very attractive mahogany magic lantern with brass fittings for large framed and unframed slides of approx. 4 1/3 i

comprising of a part set of Cinderella by Milkin & Lawley, one case of mixed slides, another case without a lid containing mostly complete set of cartoon strips, another case containing a part set of

Comprising of 6 hand coloured slides, 4 slides in only blue, and n unusual double slide with a poem about Eliza Cook, (11)

ROSS LONDON XPRESS F4 MAGIC LANTERN 20th Century Air Ministry mahogany body magic lantern with central bellow section, tin light box on adjustable brass track, with Ross wide angle xpress F.4 Lens No.

ANTIQUE BIUNIAL / DOUBLE LENS MAGIC LANTERN, tin, nickel, and brass, with two wooden slide racks and 15 glass slides. Fitted with two removable porcelain electric sockets. Possibly by the T. H. McAlli

Magic Lantern, c. 1880 England, mahogany with brass fittings, condensor Ø 10 cm, with brass-bound Petzval-type lens of approx. 4/15 cm and burner with large mirror, lens missing an internal space

9 English Dissolving Magic Lantern Slides, c. 1890 Mahogany frames, 4 x 7 in. (10 x 18 cm), with circular images Ø 3 1/3 in. (8,5 cm), three frames with labels: "No Cross, No Drown - The Dreamer"

This mahogany and brass Bi unial/double lens magic lantern is model Super B, manufactured by Riley Brothers of Bradford, Yorkshire, UK. It projected 3 1/4" X 3 1/4" glass slides. Essentially it was tw

Large bi-unial English magic lantern, complete with two matching brass-bound lenses, each with rack and pinion focusing, all fittings made of brass, the chimney made of iron, two gas lamps built-in, t

22 Early Magic Lantern Slipping Slides, c. 1860 England, good-quality hand-colored slipping slides, 4 x 7 in., with amusing motifs, in mahogany frames. - In addition: A single rackwork slide, 4 x 7 in

31 Attractive Magic Lantern Single Slipping Slides (4 x 7 in.), c. 1860-1900 Predominantly England, mostly hand-colored, some transfers, mahogany frames, showing amusing motifs and some macabre scenes

"The Exhibitors Lantern", C. T. Milligan label and instructions; nickel plated and tin lantern with bellows, cased; together with (7) misc. slides, one of which is cloth mechanical; normal wear; case

17 Hand-Colored Magic Lantern Slide Views of Paris and Surroundings 3 ¼ x 3 ¾ in. (8,5 x 10 cm) colored photographic views in slide-in mahogany frames with pen inscriptions, including views of "Les

Brass Magic Lantern projector. Circa 1880 (Possibly French). Having mahogany trim and expandable bellows.

English, c.1880, the slide in a mahogany frame impressed 'NEWTON & CO OPTICIANS, FLEET ST LONDON' the image showing a student using a telescope with a sign attached to the tripod leg for 'Telescopic V

including: A wooden cased set by Ernst Planck x2, A card case of lithographed slides, A card case of Primus slides, A smaller set of Primus slides, A small set in a red card case titled 'Night Before

including 9 mahogany framed cartoon-type slip slides, a slip slide of a cave with people entering it by 'W. F. Stanley Optician', a large slip slide of boats passing buildings on a river (slide cracke