(3) MAGIC LANTERN GAS BURNERS, USE WITH LIME STICK

(lot of 3) Magic Lantern gas burners, particularly used with lime sticks, for shipping largest measure approx. 8.75" x 5.5" x 4", total of all 2.85lbs **Provenance: Collection of Sam Westfall, Texas,

including a nickel-plated gas generator a 4 jet burner and a tin (empty) for calcium carbide

(lot of 3) Boxed Magic Lanterns: (1) Jean Schoenner. Germany, in original box with marking at one side "Laaterna Magica" and #241A"; (1) Ernst Plank in original box, instructions for use are pasted at

including a nickel-plated gas generator a 4 jet burner and a tin (empty) for calcium carbide

English, c.1900, unsigned with tank, possibly for calcium carbide, with adjustable glass burner on a steel tray

(lot of 3) Magic Lanterns by Edouard Lapierre Co, c.1860-1870, each with punched star patterns, one in unfinished tin with burners and retailer's tag, one in gilt finish with burner, one in copper col

With brass gas burners inside. Apparently unmarked. Dimensions: H 14.5" x W 10" x D 11" Condition: Some surface corrosion.

Magic Lantern by Max Dannhorn, c. 1885 Max Dannhorn, Nürnberg. Petite, but beautiful magic lantern for 3,5 cm slides, brass body and brass burner, original lens, on wood board, height 11 2/5 in. - Li

English, c.1890, unmarked with gas taps marked O & H, mechanical adjustment to lime light spike, reflective concave mirror an a cast iron base, and another very similar

very closely match pair of gas illuminants, would suit a biunial magic lantern

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

The frame of this NYLE&W Railroad frame was made by Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern Company. It uses a 5 3/8" globe. The frame has a twist off pot and burner assembly. It has been cleaned and it has a

An Armspear "1925" model railroad lantern made for the Pennsylvania Railroad. This frame uses a 3" tall Kero style globe. The top has a Keystone logo and the 1925 marking. The pot and burner are marke

including a small lacquered brass illuminant impressed 'INCANTO, with 2 gas jets, and another unmarked with 4 gas jets,

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

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

English, c.1880, the top of the lens mount engraved 'Newton & Co, Opticians to Her Majesty the Queen and the Government, 3 Fleet Street, London', the lantern on a polished mahogany base with steelplat

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.

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.

English, c.1880m impressed into the side 'T. Timberlake Patentee, Maidenhead', the illuminant constructed of brass with an ether reservoir, oxygen pipe and controls to the rear, lime mounted on a gear

English, c.1900, unsigned, constructed of brass plate with water reservoir, gas tap to the bottom, 55cm tall

A Magic Lantern Slide of a flying Witch with a cat, slide with 2 moving slips to move the Whitch up and down and the broomstick(7 x 4 3/8 x 5/8 inches)

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

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