2 Magic Lanterns

(2) Magic Lanterns Lamposcopes, both believed to be by Louis Aubert, France, polychrome, both with hinged fr holding lens, smallest approx. 9.5"h, largest 12.5"h, 10.5"w, 6.75"d, total of both 2.50lbs

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.

(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

(lot of 2) Magic Lanterns: (1) Sciopticon Magic Lantern, L.J. Marcy, last patent date July 6, 1869, cylindrical body with interior removable fuel tank and double wick burner with dual controls, shutte

(lot of 2) (1) British magic lantern by Sandham & Company, Blackburn, England, gas operated, long brass lens on black metal body; (1) electrified Buckeye Stereoptican Mirroscope Cleveland, Ohio, five

(lot of 2) Magic Lanterns both attributed to Lapierre: (1) Lapierre, Lampascope Boulle model c. 1880; red finish; (1) lampascope polychrome vertical stripes, largest approx. 13"h, 9.5"w, 6"d, total of

2 Optical Toys, c. 1930 1) "Pathé Baby" projector, for 9,5 cm film, with sliding resistance and 8 films. – And: 2) Magic lantern, unmarked, with burner, glass, lens, chimney and 24 slides in origin

(lot) French magic lanterns, accompanied by glass slides depicting the stories of the Bible, Puss in Boots and Cinderella, slides incomplete, (two) slides broken, largest lantern: approx 10"h, 5"w, 5"

Lanternist-Exhibition Pieces 1) Frères Lapierre, Paris. Magic lantern "Carrée" No. 3, c. 1900, 14 ½ in. high, for glass slides of 3 ½ in. (4/3-) - 2) Unmarked. Magic lantern, tin on wood plate, he

(lot of 3) Magic Lanterns: (2) attributed to Ernst Plank, based on lens supports (not marked), largest with red lens support approx. 12"h, 7"w, 3.75"d; (1) maker unknown, mostly red with black accents

(3) Magic Lanterns, (2) are marked EP, one unmarked, together with lamp parts, tallest 13" h

(3) Magic Lanterns: (2) by Ernst Plank red globe lanterns, largest 10.25"h'; (1) unmarked, approx. 10.25"h, for shipping largest approx. 10.25"h, 7.25"w, 4.25"d, total of all 1.75lbs **Provenance: Col

(3) Magic Lanterns by Lapierre: (2) polychrome Medallion models, tallest approx. 11.75"h; (1) attributed to Lapierre, appears as later black with vertical and oval gilt accents, "Breveté SGDG" tag ab

(4) Magic Lanterns, tallest 11 1/2" h

(lot of 60) Magic Lantern glass color slides: (11) 2.25"h, 2.25"w; (25) 2.3/8"h 8.5"w; (14) 2.5"h, 9/5"w; (10) 2.5"h, 11.5"w, for shipping total of all 10.35lbs **Provenance: Collection of Sam Westfal

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

(lot of 5) Magic Lanterns by and attributed to Max Dannhorn, Germany, for shipping largest item approx. 11.75"h, 7.75"w, 2.75"d, total of all 2.40lbs **Provenance: Collection of Sam Westfall, Texas, K

(lot of 4) Magic Lanterns by Louis Aubert, France: (1) lampascope, circular with hinged door at lens; (1) "Fame Feuille" lampascope; (2) "Perfectionnée", identified one one by beading around the base

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. –

(3) Magic Lanterns by Max Dannhorn, Neuremberg, Germany: (2) bell shaped lanterns, largest approx. 14"h; (1) with scrolled lens carrier, approx. 24"h, for shipping largest approx. 14"h, 7.75"w,5"d, to

Two German magic lanterns, in the original boxes, smallest with fifteen glass slides, box is inscribed M. D. made in Germany, 10 3/4'' h., the other an electric example by Bing, 10 1/2'' h.

Two Ernst Plank Magic Lanterns, with original boxes and twelve slides each, both complete with burners, boxes - 9 1/2'' and 10'' w.

Two Ernst Plank magic lanterns, in the original boxes, one with fourteen slides, including two hand crank kaleidoscopes and two sliding examples, 13 1/4'' h. and 11 1/2'' h.

Three German magic lanterns, painted tin and cast metal all on wood bases, 12'' h., 11 1/2'' h. and 11'' h.