Illustrated Catalogue Of Magic Lanterns (after November 1889, probably 1890)
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MCINTOSH BATTERY AND OPTICAL CO., CHICAGO, ILL., U. S. A. 177 13 *Telescopic View of the Moon past the last quar- 14 *Cause of the Moon’s Phases. 15 Mountains on the Moon. View of Copernicus (Nay- smith). 16 *Mountains on the Moon. View of Tycho and Sur- rounding Craters (De la Rue). 17 ^Inclination of the Moon’s Orbit. 18 *Diagram to explain Eclipses. 19 Total Eclipse of the Sun (De la Rue). 20 ^Illustration of the Tides. 21 ^Telescopic View of Mars, Sept., 1862 (Lockyer) 22 *Telescopic View of Jupi- ter (De la Rue). 23 *Telescopic View of Sat- urn. 24 *Comet of 1811. 25 *Comparative Size of the Sun and Planets. 26 North Circumpolar Stars, extending about 60 deg. from the Globe. 27 Orion and Adjacent Con- stellations. 28 *Star Cluster or Resolva- ble Nebulae. 29 Dumb-bell Nebulae in Leo as seen in Lord Rosse’s Telescope. 30 Lord Rosse’s Telescope. The Sun. •Per Slide, $1.50. Per Set , $15. 1 Comparative size of Sun and Planets. 2 Sun Spots and Faculae. 3 Solar Cyclone, May 5, 1857 (Secchi). 4 Willow Leaf Appearance (Naysmith). 5 Total Eclipse, Aug., 1870. 6 Total Eclipse (De la Rue). 7 Spectra of Sun, Chromo- sphere, Prominences and Corona. 8 Spectroscopic indications of rapid motion of Prom- inences. 9 Section of Sun. 10 Solar Prominences. The Moon. Per Slide, $1.50. Per Set , $15. 1 Map of the Moon. (Beer and Madler.) 2 Diagram illustrating Re- fraction. 3 The Earth, as seen from Moon. 4 Telescopic View of the Full Moon. 5 Telescopic View of the Moon, first quarter. 6 Telescopic View of the Moon, last quarter. 7 Telescopic View of the Moon, past last octant. 8 Environs of Tycho (from a photograph by W. De la Rue.) 9 Region S. E. of Tycho. 10 View of Copernicus (Naysmith). Maps. Per Slide, 50 cents. Relief Map, North America. “ “ South America. “ “ Europe. “ “ Asia. “ “ Africa. ' School Map of the United States. Map of Canada. “ Gen. Grant’s Tour of the World. “ North AtlanticOcean. “ Europe. School Map of Europe. I Map of Great Britain. “ England, j “ Ireland. | “ Scotland. Illustrated Map of London. Map of France. Illustrated Map of Paris. Map of Switzerland. Map of the Mediterranean. “ Venice. “ Grecian Archipelago. “ Pompeii. “ Rome. “ “ Time of Paul. “ “ “ Au- gustus. “ Sinai Peninsula. “ “ “ (Trum- bull’s). “ “ and Vicinity. “ the Ruins of Petra. “ “ Indumsean Em- pire. “ Palestine. ’* Jerusalem. ’ ihe Soudan in Egypt. “ “ Nile Delta. “ “ River Nile. Language Map of India. Map of Japan. “ China. “ Australia. “ St. Paul’s First Mis- sion Journey. “ St. Paul’s Second Mis- sion Journey. “ St. Paul’s Third Mis- sion Journey. “ Missions in Scandi- navia. “ Missions in Germany and Switzerland. " Missions in Italy. “ “ “ India. " “ “ Mexico. “ “ “South America. Map of Missions in Japan. “ “ “ Bulgaria. “ “ “ China. “ “ “ Liberia. “ India. “ the Nile. “ “ Eastern Hemi- sDhere. Map of the Western Hemi- sphere. THE SOLAR SYSTEM ILLUSTRATED, WITH A GLIMPSE AT THE STELLAR UNIVERSE. 1 Introduction. 2 Relative sizes of the Sun and Planets. 3 Apparent size of the Sun as visible from the Planets. 4 Telescopic View of Solar Disk. 5 Typical Sun Spot. 6 Zones of Sun Spots. 7 Comparative sizes of the principal Planets. 3 Phases of an Inferior Planet. 9 Comparative sizes ol Venus and Earth. 40 Telescopic Appearances o: Venus. 41 Constant inclination o Earth’s Axis to th< , Ecliptic. 4- The Seasons. 43 Curvature of the Earth’; Surface. 14 Full Moon. 15 The Tides. 16 Lunar Eclipses. 17 Solar Eclipses, 1836 to 1860. 18 Total Solar Eclipse. 19 Views of Solar Promin- ences. 20 Moon at First Quarter. 21 Moon at Third Quarter, 22 Triesnecker. 23 Ideal Lunar Landscape. 24 Views of Mars. 25 Comparative sizes of Jupiter and Earth. 26 Comparative sizes of Saturn and Earth. ‘.7 Views of Saturn. 28 View of Saturn. 29 Orbits of the Uranian Satellites. 30 Diagram explaining Dis- covery of Neptune. 31 A Shooting Star. 32 Meteoric Shower. 33 Ring of Meteoric Bodies round the Sun. 34 Great Comet of 1811. 35 Halley’s r omet. 36 Donati’s Comet. 37 Coggia’s Comet. 38 The Celestial Sphere and Diurnal Motion. 39 The Northern Circum- polar Stars. 40 Ursa Major and Ursa Minor. 41 Part of Constellation “Germini,” as seen with the naked eye. 42 Part of Constellation “Germini,” as seen with Telescope. 43 The Northern “Milky Way.” 44 Herschel’s Theory of the Universe. 45 Multiple System of Stars. 46 Star Clusters.