Bauch & Lomb Opitcal Co. Magic Lantern

one lense is cracked in half.

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

Approximately 10"H x 24"L fully expanded. Original brass tag reading "Keystone View Company. Millville, PA. Manufactured by Bausch and Lomb Optical Co. Rochester. NY, USA. Serial No. 98535". Item has

[Black Americana] Bausch & Lomb Magic Lantern Projector with Slides. Approximately 66 colored lantern slides. Includes several boxed 3 ¼ x 3 ½” Junior Lecturers’ Series colored l

Large slide projector with black metal body and triple brass lens. Incised 'Newton & Co 72 Wigmore St. London W.' on front brass panel. Nameplate on the side with 'Newton & Co Scientific Instrument Ma

Antique Iron and Brass Microscope in Case BAUSCH & LOMB OPITCAL CO Rochester NY. size: 15x7.25 (box), 12x7.5 (microscope)

Keystone View Co. Magic Lantern Projector. Metal case with bellows. 15"x9"x5". Untested electrical

Model 500. Comes with 2 slides. Total length is apprx 16 1/2" long.

(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

Bausch & Lomb “Balopticon” Magic Lantern. Rochester: Bausch & Lomb, ca. 1928. Includes on Mazda 1000 watt bulb, two boxes of lantern slides, original cord and ceramic plug, two wood slide

Wooden framed glass slides impressed "Newton & Co. Opticians Fleet St. London" . The images appear to be Biblical scenes. Each measures approximately 4" x 6 1/2". There is on slide with a cracked glas

A Bauch & Lomb Binocular Microscope, 1890-1891, Signed Bauch & Lomb Optical Co. on slide stage. With five eye pieces, three objectives, slide tray and dissection needle, needles and accessories, eight

DESCRIPTION: McIntosh Stereopticon Co. Chicago Magic Lantern and accessories. Includes Magic Lantern projector, two slide holders, two light bulbs, three lenses, a pack of blank slides, a case, and a

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

A brass Vernier microscope on a cast iron base with ceramic viewing table (13" x 9.625" x 6.75"), a cased SPENCER BUFFALO iron microscope (12.5" x 4.25" x 6"), and a BAUCH AND LOMB Optical Co. refract

Broadhurst, Clarkson and Co. brass and metal magic lantern (refurbished)

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

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

(lot of 3) Magic Lanterns by Georg Carette & Co.: (1) type 244, G.C. & Co. logo label at rear; (1) red body with logo label at rear; (1) Carette and J. Falk, horizontal cylindrical body on wood, for s

(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.

50 glass slides to fit a Magic Lantern - predecessor of the slide projector - with most being from the Soule Photograph co, 338 Washington St., Boston. These negatives havebeen numbered in ink. These

Early Magic Lantern 15" x 10" x 6 1/4"

Ernst Plank Oil Lamp Toy Projector - Made in Germany