The Factory Magic Lantern, c. 1895

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

Scientific Magic Lantern, c. 1890 England, well-built device with cooling cuvette with converging lens, double condenser, movable slide and optics holder, lamp house with doors on both sides and origi

4 Small and Rare Magic Lanterns, c. 1905 1) The smallest combination of magic lantern and movie projector for 35mm endless film and lantern slides sized 2,5 cm, height 8 ¾ in., with petrol lamp. –

2 Magic Lantern, c. 1900 Sandham & Co, Apparatus Manufacturer, 92, North-gate, Blackburn. Both magic lanterns of blued sheet metal with brass slide for condenser adjustment, with slide changers for 8.

Salon Magic Lantern, c. 1880 Lapierre, Paris. Polychrome tin in original finish, with 12 slides of 3 x 12 cm, burner (minus glass shade) with mirror, ht. with chimney 20 cm, in original box decorative

Lampascope Carré Magic Lantern, c. 1880 Frères Lapierre, Paris. For 63 mm wd. slides, metal body with original gilt monochrome lacquer, original rear mirror, chimney, lens and the often miss

Early "Phantasmagoria" Magic Lantern, c. 1870 Negretti & Zambra, London. Heigth 30 in., for slides of 4 in. Electrification, condenser not original (but working). Negretti & Zambra was a small manufac

Bing "Optica" Magic Lantern, c. 1925 Gebrüder Bing, Nuremberg. For lantern slides of size 1 ½ in., height 15 ¾ in. With lantern slides by C.P.C. Laterna Magica Bing "Optica", um 1925 Gebrüder Bi

Pair of Magic Lanterns c. 1920 Both on a base, modern electrified, for slides 7 cm wide, height 48 cm. 1) With gilt lettering: "Aric Projector", lens replaced. - And: 2) Without inscription, with orig

(lot of 2) Magic Lanterns, c.1890, attributed to Max Dannhorn, Nuremberg, Germany (active 1872-1921), tin and brass construction each with a fancy lens support or carrier, both with loose and partial

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"

Magic Lantern Archive, c. 1890 England. 10 boxes with approx. 700 slides 8.5 x 8.5 cm, more than half of which are from the period 1880-1890 and hand-painted in color. A conventional black-and-white s

American Revolution "British Surrender at Yorktown" Magic Lantern Slide c. 1880, Colored Magic Lantern Slide of the British Surrender at Yorktown, Choice Extremely Fine. This rare theme boldly Colored

Very Rare Magic Lantern by Rose, c. 1830 Johann Friedrich Rose, Nürnberg. Tinplate toy lantern for wood-mounted lantern slides with height approx. 3 ½ in. (9 cm), picture diameter approx. 2 ¼ in.

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

"Medaillon" Magic Lantern by Lapierre, c. 1880 Lapierre, Paris. This magic lantern was produced in 4 sizes, this one 12 in. high. With original box and 11 lantern slides with height of 2 1/6 in., orig

Jean Schoenner (German 1880-1914), spherical brass magic lantern, circa 1880, having ten rectangular and eleven square slides, in original box. Provenance: From The Estate of Carolyn Joiner Childers,

Polychrome Magic Lantern by Aubert. c. 1870 France. For 2 ¼ in. slides, ornate pressed-metal lamp house with "flower vase" designs, height 12 ¼ in. (31 cm), no illuminant. Laterna Magica Aubert, Fra

19th C Magic Lantern W/ Glass Slides. 9 1/2" W 5 1/2" D 12 1/2" H (Case)

19th to early 20th century magic lantern slides - 32 Czech; 24 India; 9 train related; 21 Latvia; 8 Egypt; 2 USA prisoners.

3 Magic Lanterns and Cinematographs, c. 1900 35 mm, on wood bases. 1) Lapierre, Paris. "Lapierre Cinema", with beater movement, for 50 mm wide slides, height 43 cm. - 2) Unmarked model with Art-Nouvea

Group of 34 Early (Mainly) American Photographic Magic Lantern Slide Views, c. 1900 3 x 3 ½ in. (7 x 9 cm), with wood frames of 4 x 7 in., the majority amateur views of people and rural architecture,

Lot including magic lantern, early 20th c electric dials, telegraph keys etc

"Astra" Magic Lantern by Gebr. Bing, c. 1900 Gebrüder Bing, Nürnberg. Red-lacquered barrel-shaped tin body, for lantern slides with height of 2 in., second-largest Astra of four types. Complete with