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 #:
00050
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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■Blatters & Garnett, Ltd., AIanchester 468 Erica Tetralix: Cross-leaved heath. A 469 Erica Tetralix: Cross-leaved heath. B 470 Erica cinerea: Bell Heather. A 471 Pyrola rotundifolia: Winter Green. B 472 Pyrola media and minor: Winter Green. A 473 Pyrola minor: Common Winter Green. A MONOTROPACE/E. 478 Monotropa Hypopitys: Bird’s Nest. B PLUMBAGINACE/E. 479 Limonium vulgare: Sea Lavender. A 480 Statice maritima: Common Thrift. a PRIMULACE/E. 484 Hottonia palustris: Water Violet. A 485 Primula vulgaris: Primrose. A 486 Primula veris :Cowslip. A 487 Primula veris : Cowslip. B 488 Primula farinosa: Bird’s Eye Primrose. A 489 Lysimachia vulgaris: Yellow Loosestrife A 490 Lysimachia vulgaris: Yellow Loosestrife. B Lysimachia Nummularia: Moneywort. A 437 Lysimachia nemorum: Wood-loosestrife A 493 Trientalis europsea: Trientale. A 494 Glaux maritima: Sea Milkwort. A 495 Anagallis arvensis: Scarlet Pimpernel. B 496 Anagallis tenella : Bog Pimpernel. A /!no Anagallis tenella: Bog Pimpernel B 498 Samolus Valerandi: Brookweed. B OLEACE/E. S02 Ligustrum vulgare: Privet. B GENTIAN ACE/E. 50S Blackstonia perfoliata: Yellowwort. A 507 Blackstonia perfoliata: Yellowwort B 508 Centaurium umbellatum : Centaury'. B 2 ei *tiaiia verna: Spring Gentian. A X en ^ ana Amarella: Autumn Gentian. A 511 Gentiana campestris: Field Gentian. A 512 Menyanthes trifoliata: Bog Bean. A POLE MON I ACE/E. 516 Polemonium coeruleum: Jacob’s Ladder. B BORAGINACE/E. 518 Cynoglossum officinale: Hound’s tongue. A 513 Symphytum officinale: Comfrey. A 520 Symphytum officinale: Comfrey. B 521 Anchusa sempervirens: Alkanet. A 522 Anchusa sempervirens: Alkanet. B 523 Pulmonaria officinalis: Common Lungwort. B ®24 Myosotis scorpioides: Forgetmenot. A sylvatica: Wood forgetmenot. A 526 Myosotis arvensis: Scorpion grass. A 527 Lithospermum officinale: Common Grom- well. 528 Lithospermum officinale: Common Grom- well. 529 Echium vulgare: Viper’s Bugloss. oi0 Borago officinalis: Corn Borage. CONVOLVULACE/E. 535 Calystegia sepium: Great Bindweed 536 Calystegia Soldanella: Sea Bindweed. “JJ Convolvulus arvensis: Lesser Bindweed. 538 Cuscuta europsea : Dodder. SOLANACE/E. 542 Solanum Dulcamara: Bitter Sweet. 543 Solanum Dulcamara. 544 Solanum nigrum: Black Nightshade. 545 Lycium barbarum : “ Tea Plant ” 546 Atropa Belladonna: Deadly Nightshade. Atropa Belladonna: Deadly Nightshade. 548 Hyoscyamus niger: Henbane. 549 Hyoscyamus niger: Henbane. 5o9 Hyoscyamus niger: Henbane in fruit. Section BB 19—British Flora —Continued. ... , SGROPHULARIACE/E. *52 y er b ascu in Thapsus: Mullein. 544 Verbascum nigrum: Black Mullein 65 Ha™ Cymbalaria: Ivy-leaved Toad 556 Linaria repens: Creeping Toad Flax, ess nl™ vulgaris: Common Toad Flax, sf! a e a t- yu gans: Common Toad Flax 5.9 Antirrhinum majus: Snapdragon. 56o Scrophu ana aquatica: Water Figwort. §* ar ! a at J ua ti ca : Water Figwort. 5S; Mn2 p i lu a : la vernalis : Yellow Figwort Mimu us Langsdorffli: Mimuius. SMaMumilus Langsdorffli: Mimuius. Digitalis purpurea: Foxglove. Digitalis purpurea: Foxglove. 56a Veronica officinalis: Common Speedwell 56? v «™ioa Chamaedrys: Germander Speed- S Seccabunga : Brooklime. ® u P bras ! a officinalis : Eyebright. 570 Euphrasia officinalis: Eyebright. S al t s ! a Odontites: Eed Bartsia. 572 Bartsia Odontites: Eed Bartsia. era Pe * cu J ar f s palustris: Eed Battle. Hi P^diculans sylvatica: Lousewort. SI Pediculans sylvatica: Lousewort. R h, , nanthus Cnsta-galli: Common Rattle. Ill M e } am Pyrum pratense: Cow Wheat. 578 Meiampyrum pratense: Cow Wheat. re. o OROBANCHACE7E. ® Orobanche minor: Broomrape. 590 Lathrsea Squamaria: Toothwort. , r , VERBENACE/E. 594 Verbena officinalis: Vervein 695 Verbena officinalis: Vervein! LABIATE7E. 595a Mentha aquatica: Water Mint. 4 596 Mentha aquatica: Water Mint. B 597 Mentha arvensis: Corn Mint. a 598 Lycopus europasus: Gypsywort. A 599 Lycopus europseus: Gypsywort. B 600 Origanum vulgare: Wild Marjoram. B & A ™ ymus Serpyllum: Wild Thyme. 4 522 Clinopodium vulgare: Wild Basil. A 603 Calammtha officinalis: Calamint. A 604 Salvia Verbenaca: Wild Sage. a 605 Nepeta Cataria: Cat Mint. a 606 Nepeta hederacea: Ground Ivy. a 607 Scutellaria galericulata: Skull Cap. A 608 Scutellaria galericulata: Skull Cap. B 609 Prunella vulgaris: Self Heal. a 610 Melittis Melissophyllum: Balm. B 611 Marrubium vulgare: Horehound. A 612 Stachys officinalis: Betony. a 613 Stachys palustris: Marsh Woundwort. B 614 Stachys. sylvatica: Hedge Woundwort. A 615 Galeopsis Ladanum. ^ 616 Galeopsis speciosa: Yellow Hemp Nettle. A 617 Galeopsis speciosa: Yiellow Hemp Nettle. B 618 Galeopsis Tetrahit. 619 Leonurus Cardiaca: Motherwort. A 620 Lamium purpureum: Purple Dead Nettle. A 621 Lamiurn album: White Dead Nettle. A 622 Lamium album: White Dead Nettle. B 623 Lamium Galeobdolon: Yellow Dead Nettle. ^ 624 Lamium Galeobdolon: Yellow Dead Nettle. g 625 Teucrium Scorodonia: Wood Sage. A 626 Ajuga reptans: Bugle. a 627 Ajuga reptans: Bugle. b 628 Ajuga reptans: Bugle, showing rootlets. B PLANTAGINACE/E. 639 Plantago major: Greater Plantain. A —Photograph. All Slides may be had Plain—unless otherwise stated. Drawing or Diagram. M—Photomicrograph. T.S.—Transverse Section. L.s. —Longitudinal Section. — 49 —