TWO 19TH CENTURY MAGIC LANTERN SLIDE PROJECTORS on

Two late 19th/Early 20th c. Tin Magic Lantern glass plate slide projectors. One electrified. Both Missing caps 9"x 17", 11" x 18"

Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III), Japanese, 1787-1865. Two mid 19th century woodblock interior scenes on paper from "Magic Lantern Slides of That Romantic Purple Figure - The Tale of Genji". Paper trim

Ernst Plank Magic Lantern in Original Box with Slides. 19th century magic lantern projector with accessories and original box, including over 20 color-painted slides depicting wild animals, scenes fro

Magic Lantern and Slides 19th century tin projector having four decorative feet, removable lens, lantern and chimney in original box having directions glued on underside; (48) glass slides some in ori

19th and early 20th century. A table top tin magic lantern projector with its original smoke stack along with a charming Steif stuffed lion. H15" Sold from the collection of a Carolina gentleman and l

Lot of Magic lantern projectors and parts, 19th century. Includes 15 glass slides (one is broken along one edge). As shown, see photos.

Two Magic Lantern Slide Projectors from Odd Fellows Lodge, Bausch & Lomb. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions of Larger Case: 12 x 26 x 8

No. 52 Weihnacts-Abend. Family Christmas scene. No. 54 Waldidylle. Scene of stag or elk in the river. Both with paper label for Belgian company E.P. - Ernst Plank. These worked with the Triumph model.

4 LANTERNS & GLASS SLIDES.1 HAS ORIGINAL BOX. LANTERNS HAVE WEAR, SCRATCHES. 1 HAS NOT INTERIOR

Unusual 19th c Biunial Magic Lantern Projector, marked AT Thompson and Co. MFRS Boston pat'd Febr. 10th 1891 in chrome finish with gas lamps, brass lenses are marked AT Thompson importers Boston Mass.

A rare lot of 19th century Christmas magic lantern slides, Glass about 20cm wide

Box of 14 German, 19th century magic lantern glass slides, depicting various scenes, figures and landscapes.

A Rare Halloween Magic Lantern Slide, includes card with description, about 8.5cm x 10cm, Fast and Easy In house packing and shipping or Pick up available in Amsterdam,

A late 19th / early 20thC magic lantern slide projector, of tin construction with brass lens section, the rear door with plaque: 'Patent No. 2459.' Approx. 13 3/4" long, 10" high, 5 1/4" wide

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

21 colored glass slides included. Dimensions: (Box) H 5.75" x W 11" x D 10" Condition: Box and internal lantern both show loss of finish. Has original internal decals. Wear is consistent with age and

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Two coffee grinders, four magic lantern slides, cast iron, candle mold, towel roller, paddle and reproduction print.

Ernst Plank, Germany, late 19th century. tin magic lantern with oil lamp, 19 glass slides in original box. H12" (including chimney)

A 19th century German Magic lantern with ten large hand painted slides and fifteen small in its original case measuring 6 inches high x 13 1/2 wide x 10 1/4 deep.

A collection of over sixty glass magic lantern slides. They include manufacturers such as Keystone View Co., Chicago Transparency Co., Scott and Van Altena, and more. Subject matter includes Native Am

American, last quarter 19th century Copper with brass fittings, complete with a boxed collection of original glass slides. Attached to wood base. 12" x 4"

(10) MAGIC LANTERN SLIDES JAPANESE PEOPLE & VILLAGES All with Japanese people, street, and village scenes. Late 19th century. Size: 3.25 x 3.25" Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item Lot Location:

(10) MAGIC LANTERN SLIDES RURAL JAPANESE VILLAGES All with Japanese rural and village scenes. Late 19th century. Size: 3.25 x 3.25" Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item Lot Location: #1 - Manor's

Early McAllister magic lantern slide projector with electric bulb. Creamery Brand Marshmallow Drops advertising metal crate, two "Granny's Kitchen" Michigan Restaurant 1975 advertising calendars, 1936