Newton's lantern slide catalogue: section 2 (circa 1920)

43, Museum Street, London, W.C.l. ASTRONOMY— Continued. NEBULAE. Most of the slides in this group can be supplied ii 5 Map, Nebulae and Clusters of the Northern Heavens. S „ Southern Heavens. 7 Great Nebulae in Orion. Exposure 37 mins. January 30, 1883. 3 It. Reflector, Ealing. B The Belt of Orion and Great Nebulae, March, 1891. (Dr. H. C. Russell.) 9 Belt and Sword of Orion on 2nd Februar y, 1902 Exposure, 2 hrs, 40 mint. (Taken by A. Smith, Dalbeattie.) 2s. 3d. 0 Great Nebulae in Orion. 1 Nebulae, Orion. (Drawing by Mr. Laisells.) 2 Nebulae in Onon. (W E. Wilson,) 3 Great Nebula in Onou. (Yerkes.!i 4 Great Nebula in Orion. (Yerkes.) 5 Great Nebula in Orion, Central part. (Yerkes.) 6 Dumb-bell Nebulae in Vulpecula.. August 6, IB94. (W. E. Wilson.) 7 Dumb-bell Nebula Vulpecula. (W. E. Wilson.) 8 Annular Nebulae in Lyra. November, IS" (M. Trepied.) 9 Ring Nebula Lyra. (W. E. Wilson.) 0 ij Argus Nebula. (Dr. H. C. Russell, of Sydney.) 1 ij Argus Nebulae. March, 1892. (Dr. Gill.) 2 Great Nebulae about V Argus. (Drawing by Sir John Herscbell.) 3 Nebecula Major. (Dr. H. C. Russell.) 4 Nubec Major No. 1. 5 „ No. 2. 6 Nubecula Major, or Greater Magellanic Cloud, April Btb, 1893 : 3 hours exposure. (J. M. Scbaeberle.) 7 Nebecula Minor. March, 1891. South. (Mr, H.C. Russell.) blue lone, if desired, al an extra cost of 6i. per slide. 298 Nebulosities surrounding the Pleiades Decem- ber fi and 8, ISD3. (Il.irnard-J (Lick Ob- servatory ) 299 Nebulosity in the Pleiades. (Yerkes Observa- tory.) 2s. 3d. 300 Nebulosity in the Pleiades. (Yerkes. 1 301 Ncbutosilies near Aiilarif. ami Nu Scorpii. |un0 21 22,1893. (Barnard I il.ick Observatory.) 302 Aristarchus and the Sinus I radium. 1896. Oct. 18, IS hours 32 m-nutes 41 seconds. 47 S. Greenwich mean time, with th- 36 inch refractor. (L:ck Observatorv ) 303 One-tbirtietb of the Sky April, 1899. (Mrs. Walter Maunder I 304 Nebula H. V 14 Cygni. (W E Wilton.) 305 The “ America ” Nebula in Cvgntis. 1901, July 12 and 13. Total exposure. 4f tDr Max Wolf ) 2s. 3d 306 The " America " Nebula in Cvguus. 2s. 3d. 307 Vicinity of Beta Cygni Exposure 2 hours. (Alexander Smith.) 2s. 3d. 308 Nebula in Cygnus, N G.t. 6960. (Yerkes.) 309 6992. (Yerkes.) 310 Spiral Nebula, Canes Veiialtca. E Wilson.) 311 Spiral Nebula Messier 33 Tr anguli. (Yerkes ! 312 Spiral Nebula, Messier 51 Cauuiu Wnaucorum. (Yerkes.) 313 A Spiral Nebula in Canes \ouatiea. 314 Great Nebula near Ophiuchi. (H. E. Barnard. | 2s. 3d. 315 Great Nebula in Andromeda. 2s. 3d. 316 The Cluster in Hercules, Sept, 1894 (W. E. Wilson.) 317 Cluster M. 13 Hercules. (VV, E. Wilson.) STARS. Most of ike slides in this group can be supplied in blue tone, if desired, al an extra cost of 6 d. pet slide. 350 Dimension of the Stars compared with the Sun, upon the supposition that equal surfaces give equal light. (Diagram by T. E. Heath ) 2s. 3d. 351 Our Stellar Universe. (Drawing by T. E. Heath.) 352 Star Map, No. I. Northern Polar Stars. 2s. 3d, 353 Star Map. No. 2. Pegasus, Andromeda and Pisces. 2s. 3d. 954 Star Map, No, 3. Cetus. Eridanus. 2s. 3d. 355 Star Map, No. 4. Perseus, Auriga and Taurus. 2s. 3d. 356 Star Map, No. 5. Argo. Canis Major. 2s. 3d. 357 Star Map, No. 6. Leo. Cancer. 2s. 3d. 358 Star Map, No. 7. Virgo Corvus Centaurus. 2s. 3d. 359 Star Map, No. 8. Corona, Boons, Coma. 2s. 3d. 360 Star Map No. 12. The South Polar Region. 2$. 3d. 361 The Star Cluster cu Centauri. May 25, 1892. (Dr. Gill.) 362 Region of the Milky Way in Sagittarius. July, 1890. (E. E. Barnard.) 363 The Milky Way in Sagittarius. (E. E. Barnard.) 364 The Milky Way in Sagittarius. August. 1890. I. (E. E. Barnard.) 365 The Milky Way in Sagittarius. August, 1890. II. (E. E. Barnard.) 366 Photograph of the Milky Way in Sagittarius. March, 1891. (H. C. Russell, of Sydney.) 367 The region of the Milky Way, about f Cygni December, 1891, (Dr. Max Wolf.) 368 The region of the Milky Way, about t Cygni. December, 1891. (Dr. Max Wolf.) 869 The Region of the Milky Way, about a Cygi with an exposure of 13 hours. October, 18! (Dr. Max Wolf.) 370 Region of the Milky Way about c Cygni. October, 1891. (Dr. Max Wolf.) 371 The Region of the Milky Way about a Cygni, with an exposure of 13 hours. October. 1891 (Dr. Max Wolf ) 372 The Milky Way in Cygnus. August, 1899, with a Dallmeycr stigmatic lens of 1) m. aperture and 9 in. focal length. Field 38 : side. Ex- posure, 6) hours. (Mrs- Waller Maunder.) Us. 3d. 373 The Milky Way in Aquila. August, 1890. (Prof. E. E. Barnard. I 374 Photograph of the Milky Way in Norma, taken with the Star Camera of the Sydney (New South W'alesj Observatorv. 375 Cruces and the Coal Sack Rcc-cn of the Milky Way. August 13, 1890. (H. C. Russell.) 376 Region of the Mtlkv Way to the North of the Tnfid Nebula, (fe. E. Barnard ) 377 Region of the Mtlkv Wav about CCepbei (Dr. Max Wolf ) 378 Central part of Region of the Milky Way. 379 The Milky Way m the Constellation Cepheus, showing the nebulous region and dark structures. March, 1894. 380 The q Argus Region oi the Milky Way, taken with the Bruce Photographic Telescope of 24 in. aperture and 11 ft. focus. June 1, 1896, at Arequipa, Peru. (Prof. Bailey ) 381 The Milky Way round Ophiuchi, (E. E. Barnard.) 2s. 3d. 382 Star Cluster, Messier 13 Herculis. (Lick Ob- servatory. ) 383 « „ Messier 15 Pegasi. (Lick Ob- servatory, ) 384 Clusters in Perseus: reduced from Negative taken with the 36 in. Telescope. (Lick Ob- servatory.) 385 The Pleiades. (Prof. Max WoU.) 2r. 3d.