Lantern Slides illustrating Zoology, Botany, Geology, Astronomy, Textiles, &c.: Catalogue E. (November 1924)

Record Details:

Title:
Lantern Slides illustrating Zoology, Botany, Geology, Astronomy, Textiles, &c.: Catalogue E.
Date:
November 1924
Publisher:
Manchester: Flatters & Garnett
Volume:
Lantern Slides illustrating Zoology, Botany, Geology, Astronomy, Textiles, &c.: Catalogue E.
Leaf #:
00037
Language:
English
Subjects:
magic lanterns, lantern slides","natural history",catalog
Collection:
Magic Lantern and Lantern Slide Catalog
Format:
Catalogs
Contributor:
Toverlantaarnmuseum Scheveningen (TOMU)
Sponsor:
A Million Pictures
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Catalogue of lantern slides for use in higher education and popular education by Manchester-based producers Flatters & Garnett. This catalog, 'Catalog E', contains slides of natural history that illustrate subjects in zoology, botany, geology, astronomy, textile fibres and machinery - among others birds, insects and plants in nature, plant associations, protective resemblance, pond life, sea and shore life. Some slide sets are referred to as being part of Manchester Museum and the producer indicates to be located 'opposite university'. To learn more about magic lantern slides, visit the Lucerna Magic Lantern Web Resource at http://slides.uni-trier.de/
Date Added:
April 04, 2024
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Flatters & Garnett, Ltd., Manchester. Section BB 4—Fungi — Continued. 30 Boletus edulis (young). 31 Boletus elegans. 32 Boletus scaber. 33 Boletus luteus. 34 Boletus variegatus. 35 Boletus subtomentosus. 36 Calocera viscosa. 37 Cantharellus aurantiacus. 38 Cantharellus cibarius. 39 Cladonia verticellaris. 40 Claudopus variabilis. 41 Clavaria fastigiata. 42 Clavaria inasqualis. 43 Clavaria rugosa. 44 Clavaria argillacea. 45 Clavaria vermicularis. 46 Clitocybe cyathiformis. 47 Clitocybe dictopa. 48 Clitocybe maxima. 49 Clitocybe clavipes. 50 Collybia platyphylla. 51 Coprinus comatus,. group. 52 Coprinus comatus, V.S. gills. 53 Cordiceps militaris, in grass. 54 Cordiceps caloceroides, in caterpillar. 55 Cordiceps militaris, in caterpillar. 56 Cordiceps Robertsi, on caterpillar. 57 Cortinarius cinnamoneus. 58 Crepidotus mollis. 59 Crucibulum vulgaris. 60 Creaster hygrometricus. 61 Daedalia quercina (under side). 62 Daedalia quercina (top view). 63 Entoloma grisea-cyaneum, var. rosea. 64 Exidia glandulosa, gelatinous. 65 Fistulina hepatica. 66 Gomphideus roseus. 67 Hebeloma crustuliniformis. 68 Hebeloma fastibilis. 69 Helvella crispa, under Beech. 70 Herniola auricula-judse (Jews ear). 71 Herniola polytricha. 72 Hygrophorus ceraceus. 73 Hygrophorus coccineus. 74 Hygrophorus conicus. 75 Hygrophorus sciophanus. 76 Hygrophorus unguinosus. 77 Hygrophorus hypothecius. 78 Hygrophorus pratensis. 79 Hygrophorus psittacinus. 80 Hygrophorus virgineus. 81 Hydnum repandum. 82 Hypholoma fascicularis. 83 Hypholoma sublateritijis. 84 Hypholoma velutinus. 85 Hypholoma hydrophilus, on trunk 86 Hy poxy Ion concentricum. 87 Lachnea coccinea (scarlet elf-cap). 88 Lactarius deliciosus. 89 Lactarius umbrinus. 90 Lactarius rufus. 91 Lactarius pallidus. 92 Lactarius subdulcis. 93 Leocarpus fragilis. 94 Leotia lubrica. 95 Lepiota acute-squamosa. 96 Lepiota amianthina. 97 Lepiota procerus. 98 Leuzites betulina. 99 Lycogala epidenclrum. 100 Lycoperdon depressum. 101 Lycoperdon saccatura. 102 Lycoperdon perlatum. 103 Lycoperdon pyriforme. 104 Marasmius personatus. 105 Marasmius orcades. 106 Merulius lachrymans, gills, x 40. M 107 Morchella esculenta. 108 Mycena galericulata. 109 Nectria cinnabarina. 110 Ochroleehia tartarea. 111 Otypholoma spectabilis. 112 Panjeolus leucophanes. 113 Paxillus involutus, young. 114 Paxillus involutus, young and expanded. 115 Peziza wilkommii. 116 Peziza vesiculosa. 117 Peziza, V.S. spores. M 118 Peziza badia. 119 Phallus impudicus. 120 Phallus impudicus, isolated. 121 Phallus impudicus, various stages. 122 Phallus impudicus, long sect. 123 Pleurotus ostreatus. 124 Pleurotus serotinus, in fallen alder. 125 Pluteus cervinus. 126 Polyporus abietinus. 127 Polyporus betulinus. 128 Polyporus salignus. 129 Polyporus squamosus, on ash. 130 Polyporus squamosus. 131 Polyporus squamosus, on elm. 132 Polyporus squamosus (under side). 133 Polyporus versicolor. 134 Polyporus sulphureus. 135 Polyporus wynnei. 136 Pholiota spectabilis. 137 Pluteus cervinus. 138 Psalliota arvensis, entire. 139 Psalliota arvensis, section. M 140 Russula alutacea. 141 Russula nigricans. 142 Russula ochroleuca. 143 Russula sanguinea. 144 Scleroderma vulgare. 145 Scleroderma vulgare. 146 Stereum hirsutum. 147 Stereum purpureum (on Cherry). 148 S'tropharia squamosa. 149 S'tropharia aeruginosus. 150 Tricholoma melaleuca. 151 Tricholoma personata. 152 Tricholoma sordida. 153 Tuber melanospora Truffle, T.S. Spores. 154 Discomycetes, types of (Kerner). 155 Fungi at Home (Kerner). 156 Fairy Rings in Meadow (Kerner). 157 Xanthoria parietina. 158 Xylaria hypoxylon, “ Candle Snuff.” Section BB 5— MICRO-FUNGI. Chiefly photomicrographs from our own preparations. (See also Fungous diseases of plants, Section BB 7.) Plain Slides 1/3 each. Coloured, where suitable, 3/- OOMYCETES. 11 Achlya, oosporangia. 12 Saprolegnia on Simulium Zoospores, x 26. ZYGOMYCETES. 1 Mucor, Mycelium and Sporangia. D 2 Mucor, Myoelium and Spores. M 3 Mucor stolonifer, with zygospores. M 4 Empusa muscse in section of fly. M 5 Empusa and Entomophthora (Kerner). D M Larva with All Slides may be had Plain— unless otherwise stated. P — Photograph. D — Drawing or Diagram. M —Photomicrograph. T.S. —Transverse Seetion. L.S. —Longitudinal Section. —36— BOOS