Lijst van lantaarnplaatjes (between 1906-1913)

Record Details:

Title:
Lijst van lantaarnplaatjes
Date:
between 1906-1913
Publisher:
Nijmegen: Ivens & Co.
Volume:
Lijst van Lantaarnplaatjes Ivens & Co
Leaf #:
00057
Language:
English
Collection:
Magic Lantern and Lantern Slide Catalog
Format:
Catalogs
Contributor:
private collection
Sponsor:
A Million Pictures
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Ivens & Co was one of the big Dutch producers and vendors of photographic equipment, lantern slides, and projection material between 1880's and at least WWII. This catalogue is in fact a catalogue of slides by York and Son that Ivens & Co had in stock. It probably indicates that Ivens had an agency or similar arrangement for Newton & Co. (by this date the owners of the York stock) and could supply any of their slides to the Netherlands; Ivens would probably not have carried a permanent stock of all of the slides. To learn more about the activity of Ivens & Co to see examples of lantern slides that are advertised in this catalog, visit the Lucerna Magic Lantern Web Resource at http://slides.uni-trier.de/organisation/index.php?id=1000833.Dating (between 1906 and 1913) is based on events described in lantern slide sets.
Date Added:
March 28, 2024
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36 UNDERGROUND LIFE, OR MINES AND MINERS. "UNDERGROUND LIFE, OR MINES AND MINERS,” Qluatrating the History. also modes and difficulties of procuring Coal and other Mineral*. Copied by permission of Messrs. Chapman h Hall, London. 1 Ideal landscape of the Coal-measure period 3 Fossils in Coal Spirifera ttriata. Yorkshire. and flautilut earini/eru.i. Indiana, U. 3. 8 Fossils in CoaL Fish. Amblypteruj macro ■ plcrus. Saarbrtlck. 4 Fossils in CoaL Lizard. Archtgosaurut Decheni. Saarbrilck. 6 Fossils in Coal Fern. Odonloplerit Schlol- hemii. Saarbrilck. 4 FossUb in Coal. Fern. Pecopttri * dentata. 7 Fossils in CoaL Fern. Neuropterit tpecioja. Blanzy. 8 Fossils in CoaL Annularia longifolia. Saarbrilck. 0 Fossils in Coal. Aiterophyllitu equisctiformii. Saarbrilck. 10 Fossils in CoaL Noggerathia lactuca. 11 Fossils in CoaL Ltpidodendron gracilt. Near Aix-la-Chapelle. 13 Fossils in CoaL Trunks of Sigillaria In natural position. TreuiL 18 Fossils in CoaL I Valchia pini/ormis 14 Fossils in CoaL Palm. Flabdlaria raphi- folia. Tertiary of the Somme. 15 Fossils in CoaL Date. Phanicites Itulica. Tortiary of Lombardy. 18 Map of Coal Fields, Great Britain. 17 Oil Wells at Tar Farm, Pennsylvania. 18 Boring operations by steam power. 10 Boring Tools. Tropan or chisol, shell-pump with clack, cutting gouge, and grapneL 20 Specimen brought up by boring, flj in. diameter. 31 Section of the Coal measures of Epinac. S3 Section of Triger’s apparatus for sinking shafts under water. S3 Men in leather dresses descending to examine the pump at Creuzot. 24 Sections of walled and timbered levels. 25 Holing Coal, and the Put ters or Trolley boys. 38 Descent of a horse down a shaft, at Greuzot. 37 View of mine in the thick coal of South Staffordshire. 38 Miners going down a shaft. 29 A consultation in the mins. 30 An old Horsewhim for drawing coals & water 31 Explosion in a Coal mine. S3 Mode of using the Fire Extinguisher in a Coal mine. 93 Explosion of fire damp. 84 The Penitent or Fire man, igniting the fire damp. 85 Tho first Davy lamp. 88 English safety him pa. 87 Belgium safety lamps. SS Dubrulle's safety lamps. 89 Photo-electric lamp <L in tern il construction. 40 Rescue with Galibert's apparatus. 41 Saving life by means of Rouqi»yrol‘* apparatus. 43 Falling iu of a mine. 41 Inundation of a mins. 44 Fontaine's Bafety cage. ThS same when Bw rope is broken. 45 Collision of tubs in a shaft. 40 Critical situation of an enginoer of Mtons. 47 Descending a shaft in slings. 48 A fall in going down a shaft, and a fall is the stages. 49 Man ongino with double movable ladder, and single movable ladder with fixed landing steps. 60 Woman and young miner of PoutypooL 61 Section of mineral vein, Almagrera, Spain. 62 Section of the Arteslca mine, Spain. 53 Reticulated veins of cupriferous epalhoas Iron, Algeria. 64 Section of copper deposits of Chessy. RhOne. 65 Section of bog iron ore in fissures of pro- existing rocks. 58 Section of copper and tin lodes. Cornwall 67 Concentric zones of coppor pyrites and radiating hornblende. 58 Interior of graphite mine in Siberia. 59 Auriferous Placers,Tipuaui Valley in Bolivia. 60 Prisoners condemned to the mines. Mexioc. Cl Botallack mine, Cornwall Worked half- a-mile undor the sea. 82 WInze shaft or * ‘ sinking " in a Cornish mine 63 Ladder shaft in the Harz mines. 64 Harz miners working on the lode. 65 Working by descending stops in Prussia. 66 Working by descending lovels. 67 Workingby theexcavationofamass Tuscany 68 Opon workings at Rammelsbergin the Kara 69 Dialling the plan in the Vieilie Montagna mines. 70 Boring a blast hole by throe men. 71 Attack of rocks by fire. 72 Low’s Rock-boring machine. 73 Miner’s lamps. 74 Miners of Chihuahua, Mexico. 75 Stone hammers found in ancient mines. 76 Flint implements from the tomb of as Indian gold finder, Panama. 77 Chinese washing auriferous sands with s cradle, Australia. 78 Chilians working at the placers. 79 Working auriferous sands in California, by turning the water courses. 89 Hydraulic method of working auriferous alluvium, California. 81 Crushing ores by the old Mexican process. 82 Arrastre, or Mexican Mill for treatment of gold and silver ores. 83 Trapiche, or Chilian Mill for treating ores. 84 Miners at prayer before descending tiu shaft, La Vieilie Montagne. 85 Barretero, or miner of Cerro Pasco, in Pern. 83 Apire, or ore bearer of Cerro Pasco, Peru. 87 Chilian Miners. 88 Indian of Lake Superior with hammer sad in mining coBtume. 80 Working diamond washings. S© Convoy of diamonds in BrsoiL