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

Record Details:

Title:
Illustrated Catalogue Of Magic Lanterns
Date:
after November 1889, probably 1890
Publisher:
Chicago, Il: McIntosh Battery and Optical Company Co.
Volume:
Illustrated Catalogue Of Magic Lanterns
Leaf #:
000220
Language:
English
Collection:
Magic Lantern and Lantern Slide Catalog
Format:
Catalogs
Contributor:
Toverlantaarnmuseum Scheveningen (TOMU)
Sponsor:
A Million Pictures
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Illustrated catalog of magic lanterns (sciopticons and stereopticons) and lantern slides of American producer and vendor McIntosh Battery & Optical Company in Chicago, Ills, US. Next to the apparatus, a description of its use is included in some sections, especially with respect to the working of light (Pages 1-92). Pages 93-240 are dedicated to lantern slide sets. Subjects covered by the lantern slides reach from instruction on electricity to geography, Christian religion, American History, fairy tales and more. To learn more about Magic Lanterns and Slides, visit the Lucerna Magic Lantern Web Resource at http://slides.uni-trier.de/ .
Date Added:
April 04, 2024
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mcintosii 3Attery and optical co„ Chicago, ill . u. s. a. 215 295 Native Protestant School (English). 296 Nazleh and Mermon, Pets of the Mission. 297 Port Said; march of civ- ilization. 298 On the Suez Canal, Port Said. 299 An Oriental conundrum (a donkey with sewed ears). 300 Aboard ship for home, Port Said. EDWARD L. WILSON’S PERSONALLY PHOTOGRAPHED SLIDES OF ITALY, PARIS AND LONDON. Italy. Herculxneim. 1 General view of the Ruins 2 House of Aristides. 3 House of Aristides ; Gar- den. 4 House of Aristides; Col- onnade. Pompeii. 5 Forum, general view. 6 Forum, details. 7 Basilica. 8 Temple of Mercury; Art relics 9 Temple of Mercury; Stat- uary. 10 Arch of Nero and St. of Mercury. 11 Temple and Street of For- tune. 12 House of Glaucus. 13 House of the Baker. 14 Gate of Hercuheneum and the Sentry. 15 Street of the Tombs. 16 Street of the Tombs, Pub- lic Resting-place. 17 House of the Dancing Faun. 18 Pompeiian Wine Jars. 19 Arch of Triumph and Ve- suvius. 20 New (1882) Excavations. 21 Museum; Interior. 22 Museum; Skulls and Bread. Naples. 23 Custom House. 24 Vesuvius from the Quay. 25 Zoological and Public Garden. 26 National Park; Entrance. 27 A Modern Neapolitan Residence. 28 Castle deL Nuovo. Rome. 29 Pincio : Quirinal. 30 Pincian Highway; Statu- ary. 31 Piazza del Popolo. 32 The Corso. 33 Rome from the Quirinal. 34 Trinitadei Monte; Span. Staircase. 35 Peasant Model; Span. staircase. 36 Peasant Model; Span. staircase. 37 Group of Models; Span, staircase. 38 Group of Models; Span staircase. 39 The Capitol. 40 Statue of Marcus Aurelius; Capitol Hill. 41 The Pantheon. 42 Fountain of Trevi. 43 Arch of SeptimiusSeverus 44 Forum; Temples of Sat- urn and Vespasian. 45 Column of Phocas: Forum 46 Temple of Castor and Pol- lux. 47 Forum of Trajan. 48 Arch of Titus. 49 Arch of Cons antine. 50 Colosseum and Arch of Constantine. 51 Colosseum ; interior, gen- eral. 52 Colosseum ; interior, de- tails. 53 Rome from the Colosseum 54 St. Peter’s; exterior. 55 St. Peter’s and the Vatican 56 Sr. Peter’s and the Obe- lisk. 57 Vatican and the Obelisk. 58 Vatican and the Foun- tain. 59 Floral Group; Hotel Cos- tan zi. 60 Art in our Bed-chamber; Hotel Costanzi. 61 Flora, by Brignoli; Hotel Costanzi. 62 Poetry, by Brignoli; Hotel Costanzi. Paris. 63 From the Arc de Triumph toward the Trocadero. 64 A Traveler’s view from the Arc de Triumph. 65 From the Arc de Triumph toward the Invalides. 66 From the A rede Triumph; Champs Elys6e. 67 Arc de Triumph, east ; near. 68 Arc de Triumph, east; distant. 69 Arc de Triumph, west. 70 Arc de Triumph ; Depart- ure. 71 Arc de Triumph ; Corona- tion. 72 Arc de Triumph ; left Bas- Relief. 73 Bit of the Champs Elys£e. 74 Palais de 1’Industrie and Statue of Marceau. 75 Tuilleries; south side. 76 Bit of Tuilleries and Louvre. 77 Louvre; exterior. 78 Louvre; Court interior. 79 Palais Royal. 80 Place de la Concorde; general. 81 Place de la Concorde; Statue of Brest. 82 Madeleine. 83 Place and Column Ven- dome. 84 Grand Opera House. 85 Group of Dancers; Grand Opera House. 86 Boulevard Hausmann. 87 Parisian News-stand. 88 Parisian Flower-seller. 89 Parisian Omnibus. 90 New Hotel-de-Ville; N. W. Tower. 91 New Hotel-de-Ville; N. Facade. 92 Notre Dame Cathedral; 93 Notre Dame Cathedral; Portal. 94 Notre Dame and the Seine. 95 Palace of Justice and St. Chapelle. 96 Palace of Justice ; Golden Gate. 97 Pantheon. 98 Rue St. Jacques and the Pantheon. 99 Rue St. Jacques and the Luxembourg. 100 St. Etienne du Mont. 101 Palais des Beaux Arts. 102 Luxembourg Palace; Garden of Roses. 103 Luxembourg Palace and Garden. 104 Luxembourg Palace and Garden. 105 Luxembourg Palace and Statuary. 106 Luxembourg Palace ; the Fountain. 107 Corps Legislatif. 108 Institute. 109 Seine Bridges, from St. Michael toward new Hotel-de-Ville. 110 Seine Bridges, from St. Michael toward the Seine. 111 Pont Neuf and the Mai- son de la Belle Jardini- 112 Pont Neuf; instantane- ous. 113 Paris Streets, from Pont Neuf. 114 Seine near the Tuilleries; instantaneous. 115 Louvre and Tuilleries from Pont Neuf. 116 Tower of St. Jacques. 117 Bourse. 118 Dome of ihe Invalides. 119 Hospital of the Invalides. 120 Pont de Jena ; the Seine and Trocadero. 121 Trocadero and Gardens. 122 Trocadero Fountain; Bull. I 123 Trocadero Fountain; Rhinoceros. 124 Trocadero Fountain; Horse. j 125 Trocadero Fountain; Elephant. 126 Church of St. Augustine. 127 American Chapel; Rue de Bern