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

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Record Details:

Title:
Newton's lantern slide catalogue: section 2
Date:
circa 1920
Publisher:
Newton & Co: London
Volume:
Newton's lantern slide catalogue: section 2 -- science, astronomy, physics, chemistry etc.
Leaf #:
00014
Language:
English
Collection:
Magic Lantern and Lantern Slide Catalog
Format:
Catalogs
Contributor:
Private Collection
Sponsor:
A Million Pictures
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Newton & Co. had probably the largest stock of lantern slides in Britain after 1918. The entire catalogue is publishes in 10 sections, this is section 2. Next to lantern slides on the subject of natural sciences, some accessories of lantern slides were advertised, too. The catalog has been scanned from a paper copy which caused that cover and back are difficult to read. - To learn more about the Newton & Co and access digital copies of lantern slides in their stock, visit the Lucerna Magic Lantern Web Resource http://slides.uni-trier.de/organisation/index.php?id=1000428 .
Date Added:
April 04, 2024
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43, Museum Street, London, W.C.l. 93 X MOVABLE ASTRONOMICAL SLIDES. THS MOTION PRODUCED BT RACXWOBK. A Set of 10 R artwork Slides, parted in a box, -with descriptive Lecture, 2J inches diameter, *|in. 3 in. £10 10 s., and 3 inches diameter, £ 12 12». per set. i of!' M V 1 * 3 * 5 6 7 8 9 10 ® ? Rr . tb ’ 11 bT “ Ship sailing round lie Globe. i iO. BO. 30*. 8a. Illaatrotes the Annual MoUon o£ the Earth round the Bun, with the Monthly Lunation* of the Moon. 3 18*. 20*. Shows the Apparent, Direct, and Retrograde Motion of Venus or Mercury, and alto it* Stationary Appearance. 4 IB*. 22s. 6d. The Diurnal Motion oftheEai i, Illustrating tbs 6 85*. 7 13*. 8 13*. 9 27*. - Earth, showini the rising and setting of the B , on. ba a A ni £“7 Rnd , N J, Bht by lbs Earth's Rotation upon Us Axis. 0 80S. Od. 23*. 8d. niustratcethe Eccentric Revolution of a Comet round the Bun. and shows the appearance of its Tail at different parts of its Orbit. ThcBolerByatem.showingtheRevolutionofallthePlanetaandthelrSatelUtes round the Ban. 15*. Bbows the various Eollpses of the Bun and Transit of Venus. 15s, Shows various Ealipses of the Moon. 84*. Bd. The Earth’s Annual MoUon round the Bun showing the Parallelism of Us Axis, thus pro. dneing the Season*. ' 10 21s. 22*. 64. niustraks the cause of Spring and Neap Tide*, and show* the Moon'* Phase*. °-yq the moon. A Popular Lecture illustrated by 60 Lantern Slides, Plain Slides, 2s. and 2s. 3d. each ; Coloured 43. 6 d. to 8s. 6 d. Descriptive Reading, 2s. 1 Full Moon. I Half Moon. 8 Creicent Moon. 4 The Moon’* Phases. 5 Shadow of the Earth. C Causes of Eclipses of Sun and Moon 7 Eclipses of the Sun. fis. S Orb)* of the Moon. 0 Eclipse* of the Moon. 6*. H Moumaina-ol the Moon (tele* tropic view). ? 11 Annual Motion of the Earth round the Sun, Monthly Lunations round the Earth. 22*. 6d. 12 Edip*e» of the Moca. 13*. 13 Cause* of Spring and Neap Tide* and Phase* Tides and Phase* of the Moon. 14 Photograph taken at Lick Observatory. 15 .. „ . It Photograph of the South Pole. 17 Photograph of the Moon 210 - Hour* Old. It Photograph of the Moon 285 Hour* Old. 19 Region about Tycho. W Suniet od the Ptolcmant. 31 Pan of Surface ol Moon. 23 Uaurolyciu (North). 23 Albategniu* (North). 21 Clavius and hit Neighbour*. 25 Photograph of the Mood taken at Greenwich Ob- servatoty. 28 The Lunar Alps. 37 Sunset on the Mare Criilum. £S Sunrise on the Sea of Plenty. 39 Where Four M o o u * a i 8 Range* Meet. 30 The Ringed Plains of the Mare Nuhi no. 31 Eclipse of the Moon. May 11th, 1891 38 Theonhilus, Cyriliu* and Cathariaa. 39 Arxachel Ptolemy and the Railway. 10 Plato and Its Surroundinga. 11 Mercator sod Campanus. 42 Tycho and it* Surrounding*. 13 Arttstarcbui and Herodotua. 44 Overlapping Craters. 13 Wargcntin. 40 Normal Lunar Crater. 17 Diagram of Lunar Crater*. 48 Skeleton Map of the Moon. 19 Eclipse ol the Sun tees from (be Moon. 50 Back of Hand and Shrivelled Apple. 51 Gassendi. 53 Lunar aod Earth Surfaces Compared. 53 Copernicus. 51 Lunar Apennines. 55 Ideal Lunar Landscape. 58 Triinecker, 67 Aristotle and Eudora*. 58 The Pull Moon. 59 „ 80 Crater of Vesuvius, 1B85 Nos. 7, 9, 11 and 12 Movable. For additional Slides on the Moon, see the set on pages 87 (&■ 88. v 1 Tbeophilui, Cyrillus and Catb- arina 3 Axsachael, Ptolemy and the Railway 3 Plato and l't surroundings 1 Mercator and Campai ut 5 Tyobo a d if* •nrroundings 6 Artiilarcbut anJ Herodotus 7 Ovrrlai'pl g Craters 8 Wurgentln 9 Normal Lnnar Crater 10 Diagram of Lnnar Craters form ng a teriea ranging t rom 1 i to 78 m il e s diam eter, all containing central cone* NASMYTH’S MOON. Plain_Slides, 2s. each. 11 rkileton Map ol Moon 12 Aspectof .n Eclip.eof iheSun by the Earth as it would appear as teen from the Moon 13 Bac* of hand and shrivelled apple. Toillustr le the origin of ceriam mountain ranges 11 Gasiendi 1J p.rtt o ol 'he Moon’s surface. Vesuvlusand neighbi nrhood of Naples. Terre-trial and Lunar Volcanic areas com* pared 16 Copernicus 17 The Lunar Apennines. Archi- medes, etc. 18 Oroup ol Lunar mountains. Ideal Lunar Landscape 19 Triesnecker 20 Aristotle and hudoxua 21 Full Moon i- .. 23 Crater of Vesuvius, 1 B 6 S