"Tri Union" Magic Lanterns

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

Abraham Lincoln magic lantern slide, picturing Lincoln the day he delivered his famous speech at Cooper Union on 27 February 1860, which many credit as convincing Republican party leaders to nominate

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

Vintage Quick Readers paperback books; Rare McCormick pumpkin pie spice tin with jack o'lantern, Halloween collectible, vintage Kansas City Union Station menu- NEAT!; Bayer aspirin tin; Magic Mirth My

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

circa 1880, complete with two brass lenses, folding fan dissolve, two chimneys, two wooden slide changers and the original wooden box with mounting points to the top, each lantern has an embossed bras

(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

(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

(lot of 3) Magic lanterns: (1) Ernst Plank Globus with circular 115mm slide with glass crack, "Natural Phenomenon's"; (1) Ernst Plank Climax with circular 115mm slide, "Bavaria"; (1) unmarked but appe

(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 3) Magic Lanterns by Jean Schoenner, Germany, each with the slide carrier supported by an Atlas figure, for sipping largest item approx 15"h, 12.25"w, 6"d, total of all 5.10lbs **Provenance: C

(lot of 3) Magic Lanterns, graduated sizes in silver tone mounted on board, the lens /slide carrier supported by a putti or child like figure having red and green accents ion the sash around its body,

Polychrome magic lantern made by Edouard Lapierre around 1880. At this period the company produced a very popular range of lanterns for children, decorated with a characteristic transparent coloured l

(lot of 3) Magic Lanterns Type 720 by Georg Carette, Germany, c. 1885, one retaining the "Gesetzlich Geschutz" tag at front under lens, largest approx. 11"h, 9"w, 4.75"d, total of all 3.45lbs **Proven

Four Ernest Plank Magic Lanterns, One Rather complete set with box and 11 slides, One large format disc lantern with box, Box of 1900 lantern slides, Normal School Magic lantern

(lot of 3) Magic Lanterns by Jean Schoenner, the red example for both rectangular and circular slides, largest approx. 14"h, 8.75"w, 5.5"d, total of all 4.35lbs **Provenance: Collection of Sam Westfal

(lot of 3) Magic Lanterns, Lapierre Lampascope Boule, c. 1880. two in red, one in "bronze" finish, largest approx. 13"h,m 11.5"w, 7.25"d, total of all 4.80lbs **Provenance: Collection of Sam Westfall,

(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

(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

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

(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

(lot of 4) Magic Lanterns by George Carrette & Co., Nuremberg, Germany, graduated sizes, two retaining the brass oval "Gesetzlich Geschuzt 720" (patent notice), black with gilt accents, mounted on woo

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.