Illustrated Catalogue Of Magic Lanterns (after November 1889, probably 1890)
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MCINTOSH BATTERY AND OPTICAL CO., CHICAGO, ILL., L T . S. A. 119 Panorama from Ton of Church. Southwark Bridge. Blackfriars. Lyceum Theater. Convent Garden Theater. Bow Street Police Court. Somerset House. End of Somerset House. Somerset Ho u s e a n d Thames Embankment. Thames Embankment and Cleopatra’s Needle. Thames Embankment from Waterloo Bridge. Smithfield Market. Guildhall. Holy Trinity Church Nun- neries. 1 Detail Albert Memorial. Albert Memorial. Albert Hall and Memorial Westminster Abbey, Front View. Westminster Abbey, Side View. Claxton’s Window, West- minster Abbey, Entrance to Cloisters, Westminster Abbey. Interior, Westminster Ab- bey. Nave, Westminster Abbey Choir, Westminster Abbey Pall Mall, Westminster Abbey. Trafalgar Square. Coffee Stand. Foreign Office. St. James’ Park. May Day Sweeps. Blind Beggar Reading on Waterloo Bridge. Sir Frederick Leighton’s Hall. Sir Frederick Leighton’s Studio. Millais’ Studio. Bunhill Fields, Tomb of John Bunyan. Bunhill Fields. Tomb of Richard Cromwell. Bunhill Fields, Tomb of Dr. Watts. Bunhill Fields, Tomb of Dame Page. Old London. and and 81 On Market, Cross _ East Gateway. 82 On Market, Cross Church Tower. 83 On Market,Cross and East . Gateway. jj* Hosier Lane. 85 Staples Inn. British Museum. 86 Entrance, British Muse- um. 8< Among the Columns and the Eastern Island Gods. 88 in First Graeco-Roman Room. 89 Roman Room, Vestibule, . East of Egyptian Gallery 90 Statues Against Wall Graeco-Roman Room. 91 Egyptian Gallery. 92 Egyptian Gallery, Rear End. 93 Venus Aphrodite, Vesti- bule Third Graeco-Ro- man Room. 91 Third Graeco-Roman Room. 95 Looking into Assyrian Transept. 96 End of Assyrian Transept 97 Ephesian Room. 98 Hellenic Room. 99 Winged Bull from Nine- veh. 100 Winged Bulls—Door of Nimrod Gallery. 101 Hittite Inscriptions. 102 Mausoleum, Third and Fourth Century. 103 Greenville Library. 104 King George Library. 105 Manuscript Room. 106 Reading-Room. 107 Head of Rameses II. 108 Grand Staircase. 109 First Vase Room. 110 Cleopatra’s Coffin, Mum- my Room. 111 Mummy Room. 112 Mummy Room, Showing Inside of Coffin. 113 Etruscan Sepulchral Monuments. 114 Terra-Cotta Sarcophagus 115 Assyrian Deities. 116 Assur-Bani Pal, Hunting Lions, Basement. 117 Paralyzed Lion. 118 Building of Sennacha- rib’s Palace at Konijun- jik. 119 Old Carthaginian Room. 120 Graeco-Roman Basement South Kensington Museum. 121 Museum. Whale Room. 122 Arch in Hall under Stair- i case. 123 Statue of Darwin. 124 The Bird Gallery. 125 In the Coral Gallery. 126 Reptile Gallery. 127 Fish Gallery from Sponge Gallery. 128 Gallery of British Zoology 129 Stuffed Mammals. 130 Fossil Mammalia Gallery 131 Mineral Gallery. 132 Meteorites. 133 Sun Fish. 134 Elephants. 135 Giraffe Room. 136 Bird Corridor. 137 Nest of Great Titmouse in Bird Corridor. 138 Staircase. 139 Mammal Skeletons. 140 Mammal Skeletons. 141 Art Departments, Exte- rior. 142 Looking into the Archi- tect, Court from Iron Work Gallery. 143 Architect’s Court. 144 Plaster Cast Court. 145 Indian Department. 146 Facade of Stone House at Buldenkshak. 147 Indian Goldsmith. Car- penter and Designer. 148 A Bodhisatwa Sacred Be- : ing Designed to be a Buddha. 149 H. M. State Barge. I Windsor Castle. 150 Windsor Castle. 151 Grand Entrance, Wind- sor Castle. 152 Grand Entrance, Near View, Windsor Castle. 153 North Front, Windsor Castle. 154 Southeast Front, Wind- sor Castle. 155 Statue of Charles II. 156 St. George’s Chapel. 157 The Round Tower. 158 Queen’s Apartment and Long Walk. 159 Queen’s Apartment and Long Walk. 160 Henry the Eighth Gate. 161 Windsor Castle from the Meadows. 162 Windsor Castle from the River. 163 S. W. R. Station, Wind- sor and Round Tower. 164 Windsor, from Eton, with Bridge. 165 Windsor Castle, Park Street. Isle of Wight. 166 Off Cowes. 167 Street in Cowes. 168 Yachts Aground. 169 Floating Bridge. 170 The Queen’s Landing Place. 171 Norris Castle. 172 Whippingham Church. 173 Whippingham Queen’s Almshouse. 174 Ancient Parsonage — Woolton. 175 Norman Door, Woolton Church. 176 The Gardeners Cottage, Woolton. 177 Quarr Abbey. 178 Old Gateway, Binstead Church. 179 The Fount. 180 The Pulpit. 181 The Pier at Ryde. 182 The Esplanade—Ryde, 183 Union Street. 184 Apply Watch Tower— Ryde. 185 Apply House. 186 Apply Towers. 187 The Priory. 188 St. Helen’s Tower. 189 Bembridge and Harbor. 190 Brading Village, 191 Brading Church. 192 Brading Church. Oglan- der Mortuary Chapel. 193 Brading, Little James Cottage. 191 Leigh Richmond’s Church—Yaverlands. 195 Door at Church—Yaver- lands. 196 Manor House — Yaver- lands. 197 Cottage and Lane—Yav- erlands. 198 Lane—Yaverlands. 199 Culver Cliffs. 200 Farmhouse near San- down. 201 Sandown. 202 Arreton Church.