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 #:
00091
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 MM 8—Astronomy— Continued. 24 The Moon, taken 1890, July, 20d. 7h. 52m., Moon’s Age, 4d. 3h. 25 The Moon, taken 1890, Nov., 16d. 5h. 57m., Moon’s Age, 4d. 12h. 26 The Moon, taken 1893, Nov., 15d. 7h. Gm., Moon’s Arc, 7d. 14h. 27 The Moon, taken 1893, July, 21d. 9h. lm.. Moon’s Age, 8d. 16h. 28 The Moon, taken 1891, Oct., lid. 7h. 82m.. Moon’s Age, Pd. 2Jh. 29 The Moon, taken 1892, Mar., 8d. 13h. 16m.. Moon’s Age, lOd. 5|h. 30 The Moon, taken 1890, Oct., 2Gd. lOh. 19m.. Moon’s Age, 13d Ih. 31 The Moon, taken 1890, Aug., 4d. 12h. 39m.. Moon’s Age, 19d. 8h. 32 The Moon, taken 1890, Nov., 3d. 13h. 58m., Moon’s Age, 21d. 5h. 33 Jupiter, taken with enlarging Lens in 36-inch Telescope. 34 Jupiter, taken with enlarging Lens in 36-inch Telescope. (Sept., 26th,- 1892.) 35 Nubecula Major, or Greater Magellanic Cloud; reduced from Negative taken with the Dallmeyer Lens by J. M. Schaeberle, April 9th, 1893. 36 Clusters in Perseus; from Negative taken with the 36-inch Telescope. PHYSICS. A new Series of Slides is in preparation. Meanwhile, we are including only a few in this Catalogue. Section MM 9—LIGHT. Plain Slides 1 /3 each. 1 Solar Spectrum with Frauenliofer Lines (Col.) 3/6 2 Continuous Spectrum. (Col.) 3/6 3 Continuous Spectrum, coloured and mounted in special carrier for use with the following Bright-Line Spectra —which have clear lines to allow the colours to show through:— 7/6 4 Calcium. 5 Potassium. 6 Sodium. 7 Iron. 8 Lithium. 9 Gold. 10 Strontium. 11 Mercury. Other Spectra will be made to order. Coloured as priced. 21 Prism breaking up light into Component Parts. (Col.) 3/6 22 Spectroscope. “ Direct Vision ” Prisms, partly Fluid and partly Glass, to replace Lantern objectives —price on application. Section MM 1 O—X-RAYS AND RADIOGRAPHY. 1 Rontgen-Ray tubes. P 2 Induction coil. p 3 Compact X-Ray apparatus, in use. P RADIOGRAMS. 4 Halfpenny in boy’s throat. M 5 Dislocated shoulder. M 6 Ribs and corset steel. M 7 Ribs and spine. M 8 Elbow joint. M 9 Set bones, with pin in bandage. M 10 Set elbow, with screw and pin. M 11 Elbow joint. M 12 Set elbow, screws in splint. M 13 Set arms, screws in splint. M 14 Bullet in hand. M 15 Pair of hands. M 16 Pair of hands. M 17 Normal and deformed hands. M 18 Dislocated thumb. M 19 Bullet in finger. M 20 Broken needle in hand. Si 21 Fractured heel. M 22 Heel showing bone structure. M 23 Bullet in leg. M 24 Broken leg bone. M Photos taken by Radium Bromide emanations through objects as under:— 25 Cross of pure tin. 26 Cross of sheet iron. 27 Cross of sheet iron with rosewood. 28 Coin. Section MM 11 -METALLURGY. Photomicrographs of etched surfaces of Steels and other Alloys, accurately made for the purpose. Plain Slides only, 1/6 each. 1 Swedish bar iron—Iron 99.82%, x 300. M 2 Iron + 0.09% carbon, x 300. M 3 Iron + 0.16% carbon, x 300. M 4 Iron + 0.25% carbon, x 300. M 5 Iron + 0.48% carbon, x 300. M 6 Iron + 0.64% carbon, x 300. M 7 Iron + 0.89% carbon, normal pearlite, X 300. M 8 Iron + 0.89% carbon, annealed at 900° C., x 300. M 9 Iron + 0.89% carbon, annealed at 900° . C., x 2,000. M 10 Iron -f 1.3% carbon, as rolled, x 300. M 11 Iron + 1.3% carbon, annealed, x 300. M 12 Iron + 1.3% carbon, quenched in cold water from 850° C., x 300. M All Slides may be had Plain— unless otherwise stated. P— Photograph. D— Drawing or Diagram. M— Photomicrograph. T.S.— Transverse Section L.S. —Longitudinal Section. —90