Illustrated Catalogue Of Magic Lanterns (after November 1889, probably 1890)

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8 MCINTOSH BATTERY AND OPTICAL CO., CHICAGO, ILL., U. S. A. McIntosh sciopticon, no. i. PRICE, complete, packed in neat case with lock and handle, size 22 x 1 3 %x Q% inches $40.00 This compact and convenient Lantern is arranged, as shown in cut, for use with our new Sun-Light Oil Lamp. The base is of iron, in skeleton form, which affords a firm foundation for the working parts, without unnecessary weight. The foot F is extensible, to aid in throwing the light on the center of the screen. The body of this Lantern is made of Russian iron, with peep hole P of blue glass in the side for observing the condition of the light. The chimney H is removable to reduce the space required for packing. The condensers are fixed in the brass cell C, which is movable, and is fastened to any point on the base front by thumb-screw A. The slide carrier h j is also movable, and is fastened in place by thumb- screw B. The springs r s- are arranged so that the slides may be inserted at the top or from the sides, and afford an unusually large working space for glass cells or other apparatus. The nickel-plated cone O brought up close to the slide carrier cuts off the light from the