Newton's lantern slide catalogue (1920s)

158 NEWTON & CO., Ltd., Lantern Slide Publishers. natural history TALKS-(Co«hW). BRITISH MAMMALS. Beautifully Coloured, 6^. each. Plain Slides, 2s each 1 Extinct 2 Early Man. \i Z\r 3 Rrnt^ Raf Harvest Mouse. 15 Long-tailed Field Mouse. 16 Water Vole. 17 Black Rat. 18 Brown Rat. 19 Comnion Hare. 20 Mountain Hare. 21 Dorniouse. 22 Dormouse’s Nest. 23 Group of Polecats, 24 Pine Marten. BN B 4 Long-eared Bat. 5 The Shrew Family. 6 Water Shrew, 7 Hedgehog, 8 Mole’s Fortress, 9 Mole. 10 Group of Rabbits. 11 Rabbit. 12 Squirrel and Nest. 25 Stoat or Ermine 26 Weasel. 27 Polecat. 28 Stoat on warpath. 29 Badger. 30 Fox. 31 Fox and Cubs. 32 Otter and Cubs. 33 Otter. 34 Group of Deer. 35 Head of Red Deer, 36 Roebuck. B N D „ INSECT LIFE. Beauhfully Pa^nied Slides, 6s. each. Plain Slides Typewritten Lecture, 2s. 6d., or can be loaned 1 Aphw under Microscope. 2 Aphis on Rose shoot. 3 Ants on wall. 4 Ants, two dead. 5 Beetles, Sections. 6 Stag Beetle. rt Beetle and Mouse. 8 Devil’s Coach Horse, Larvae. 9 Insect borings under bark. 10 Holes of Bark Beetle in bark. 11 Bark Beetles and larvae. 12 Borings of Bark Beetles. J 3 The Click Beetle andWireworm 14 Butterflies, group of. Ic5 Moths, group of. 16 Caterpillars feeding. 17 Large Tortoiseshell Butterflies and Caterpillars. 18 Burnet Moth on Thistle. 19 Bees. 20 Development of Larvae. 21 Mason Bee. 22 Humble Bee. 23 A Wasp. 24 Tree Wasp’s Nest. 25 Hornet, 26 Garden Spider, dead. 27 Spider’s Nest. 28 Garden Spider. 29 Hairy Spider. 25. ancl 2s. 6d. each. with -the slides. 30 The Gnat. 31 Larvae of Gnat. 32 Dragonflies, Small Blue. ?? Large Green. 34 Mayfly. 35 Crane Fly and Devil’s Coach Horse Beetle. 36 The Cricket. 37 The Grasshopper, 38 The Earthworm. 39 The Earwig. 40 Saw Fly on Thistle. 41 Centipede and Wireworm, 42 Cocoon of Silt worm. bnc reptiles and fishes. Beautifully Painted, Qs. each. Plain Slides, 2s. each. Typewritten Lecture, 2s. 6d., or can be loaned with the slides. 1 Prehistoric Reptiles. 2 Snake Sloughing Skin. 3 The Smooth Snake. 4 Grass Snake, Coiled. 5 Eggs of Grass Snake. ® Snake. Head erect. 7 The Viper. Raising head. 8 Viper. Striking. 19 S^nake attacked by Hedgehog. 10 Two Slow-Worms. 11 Slow-Worm. Dead. 12 Lizards. 13 Great Newt. Female. 14 Great Newt. Male. 15 Great Warty Newt. 16 Great Warty Newt. (Under- side.) 17 Newt-Tadpole. 18 Frog. 19 Frog. Full Length. 20 Common Toad. (Various stages.) 22 loads. 23 The Freshwater Bullhead. 24 The Bream. 25 The Chub. 26 The Pike. 27 The Perch. 28 The Roach. 29 The Trout. 30 The Salmon. 31 The Stickleback. 32 Stickleback’s Nest. 33 Eel. 34 The Blenny. 35 The Angler Fish. 36 The Flying Fish. 37 The Blue Shark. 38 The Porpoise. 39 The Sole. 40 A good haul. rrn 2’^USTACEANS and mollusqs. Beauhfully Pamted Slides, 6s. each. Plain Slides. 2s. and 2s. 6d. each. ypewntten Lecture. 2s. 6d.. or can be loaned with the slides. 1 Barnacles. 2 Cuttlefish. 3 Octopus swimming, 4 Octopus showing pigmentation. 5 Octopus walking on its Tenta- cles. 6 Octopus and Lobster. 7 Nautilus Shell. 8 The Crab. 9 The Crab, showing growth of shell. 10 Hermit Crab. 11 Crayfish. 12 Whelk devouring crayfish. 13 Limpet. 14 Lobsters. 15 Mussel, shell open. 16 Mussel, Fresh Water. 17 Oysters. 18 Whelks, shells of. 19 Scallop. 20 Prawn and Shrimp. 21 Sea shells. 22 Starfish. 23 Common Star and Sun Star 24 Mediterranean Starfish 25 Sea Mouse. 26 SIugs’Eggs and one just hatched 27 hlug showing Foot-sole (un- derside). 28 Slug in movement. 29 Common Garden Snails. 30 Snail slugs with shells. 31 Hedge Snail Shells. 32 Small Snails, showing homs. 33 Egyptian Snails. 34 Large Black Slugs. 35 Black Slug contracted. 36 Great Grey Slug. eating mushroom. 38 Yellow Slug. ?? allowing breathing hole. 40 Shells of slugs. 41 Testacella. 42 Testacella and shell. For additional Slides on all the above subjects, see Index.