Lantern Slides illustrating Zoology, Botany, Geology, Astronomy, Textiles, &c.: Catalogue E. (November 1924)
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Flatters & Garnett, Ltd., Manchester. Section GE 5—The Geology of Mountain Limestone— Continued. 5 Basement Conglomerate on R. Lune, Kirkby Lonsdale. 6 False Bedding, Skirwith Quarry. GENERAL SCAR SCENERY. 7 Kilnsey Crag. 8 Whitbarrow Crag. 9 Ingleboro’ from Chapel-le-Dale. 10 Ingleboro’ from Moughton Fell. 11 Penyghent. WEATHERING. 12 Weathering along joints, Ribblehead. 13 Weathering, superficial, Whitbarrow. 14 Screes, Whitbarrow. 15 Screes, Chapel-le-Dale. 16 Pavements, Farleton Knott. 17 Pavements with Ferns, Whitbarrow. 18 Flakes with Junipers, etc,, Whitbarrow. 19 Anticline and Syncline, Draughton. 20 Contortion, Hambledon (1). 21 Contortion, Hambledon (2). 22 Inclined strata, Skibeden. STREAM AND RIVER ACTION. 23 Waterfall and Pool, River Dee, Yorks. 24 Pot-holes, River Dee, Yorks. 25 Narrow Gorge, Gordale Beck. 26 Gorge, Gordale, distant view ( 1 ). 27 Gorge, Gordale, near view (2). 28 Gorge, Gordale, Waterfall from below (S). ™ w . ge ’ o 9 0 , rdaIe - Waterfall from above (4). 30 Water Sinks, River Aire. v ’ 31 Water Issues, Malham Cove. 32 Water Issues, Anstwiek Beck. 33 Water Issues, God’s Bridge. 34 Dry River Course, Easegill (1). 35 Dry River Course, Cavern from above, Ease- gdl.(l). 36 Dry River Course, Cavern from below, Ease- gill (3). 37 Dry Valley, Malham (1). 5 ry ^ a H ey with waterfall, Malham (2). 39 Dry Valley, Trowgill (l). 40 Dry Valley, Trowgill (2). 41 Precipice, Malham Cove. 42 Natural Bridge, Browgill. CAVES. 43 Swallow Hole, Gaping Gill. 44 Clapham Cave, entrance. 45 Underground River, Crow Gill. 46 Gingle Pot. 47 Swallow Hole, Alum Pot. 48 Underground drainage, Footnaws Hole. Section GE ,.6—BRITISH PHOTOGRAPHS OF GEOLOGICAL INTEREST. From negatives by Godfrey Bingley, Esq., Leeds. A series selected from his very extehsive collection. The photographs have been taken expressly to show Geological features, and are of a very high standard of excellence. Price: Plain 1/3 each. Hand-painted, where suitable, 3/- each. Hire charges at usual rates. NORTHUMBERLAND. 1 Housey Crag, Langleford, nr. Wooler, Stack of Andesite resting on Porphyrite. 2 The Cheviots, from Langleford. DURHAM. 11 Trow Rocks, nr. South Shields—Cellular Breccia on Lr. Mag. Lime, with major 12 Cellular Breccia—S.E. of Frenchman’s Bay, S. Shields. 13 Trow Rocks, nr. S. Shields. Mylonised Rock lying along thrust plane—Brecciated beds above—Lr. Limestone beneath. 14 Frenchman’s Bay, S. Shields. Thrust plane, disturbed Beds. Mylonised Rock, Lr. Beds, regularly bedded. 15 Marsden Bay (N. end). Velvet Beds. Top of Brecciated beds lying along major thrust plane. 16 Marsden Bay—Fissure in Cliffs filled with Breccia fallen in from beds above. 17 Marsden Bay (nr. Grotto). Minute Brecciation folding, etc., in Flex. Mag. Lime. 18 Marsden Bay Folding, Buckling, Breccia- tion, etc., against Horst (to left of photo.) Mag. Lime. 19 Cliffs, Marsden Bay. Cleavage structure in Upper Mag. Lime—Twisting of Cleavage. 20 Marsden Bay (S. of Grotto). Cleavage passing into Brecciated Rock—Mag. Lime. 21 Marsden Bay—Brecciated Beds. Upper Mag. Lime. R.> R.). Holey Rock. Upper Concretionary Mag. 22 Marsden Bay, looking N. Stack in fore- ground Breccia—Large Isolated Rock— Marsden Rock. 23 Marsden Rocks (Chimney Rock on Mag. Lime. Breccia. 24 Marsden Rock—Mag. Lime. 25 Marsden Rock—Cavern Mag. Lime. 26 Marsden Bay (“ Lot’s Wife ” on Middle Mag. Lime. 27 Arch between Souter Point and Lizard Point. Mag. Lime. 28 Roker, nr. Sunderland. Yellow Mag. Lime. 29 Roker—“ Cannon Ball.’ Lime, under upper Limestone. 30 Roker—“ Cannon Ball ” Limestone—Uppe^ Concretionary Mag. Lime. 31 Hendon, nr. Sunderland — Concretionary Upper Mag. Lime. “ Cannon Ball ” and Botryoidal structures. 32 Cliffs—Hendon—“ Honeycomb ” Concretion- ary Mag. Lime. Lines of bedding passing through con- cretions. 33 Cliffs—Hendon—Concretionary Mag. Lime- 34 Cliffs—Hendon—Thrust of Middle Permian over Upper Concretionary Beds—Note fracturing of Middle Permian. 35 Marslack, nr. Ryhope. Shattering of M. L. Beds beneath minor thrust plane—Breccia resting on disturbed Rocks. 36 Quarry, nr. Claxheugh, minutely faulted Middle Mag. Lime. Cellular Breccia and Breccia. Carrying Boxes, with Rubber Packing and Leather Handles—See Cover. — 73 —