Newton's lantern slide catalogue (1920s)

162 newton & CO., Ltd., Lantern Slide Publishers. ETON NATURE STUDY. AR A we have thought that Tc" principal schools, Nature Stud/- by Matthe/ Wilfred Mark Webb, F L S F r’m Assistant Master at and Co.) Many of them are from direct nhnln^ra I^^^ckworth most beautiful and careful drawings by w!^J. Webb*^^*’ ^ number are from 2.- 3tf. each except w/iere otherwise marked, * 1 A specimen left-hand page of the note-book, on which headings and notes . , . oave been written. » A specimen right-hand page of the note- book, on which outline diagrams and water-colour sketches have been made. I Map showing the method of recording ob- A A 1 servations by use of flag labels. A plum cut through, and showing the seed laid bare by the removal of - ^ , part of the stone, 5 Development of a dwarf Bean Pod /Fruit of Caper Spurge. 6 j Ripened fruit of Caper Spurge bursting and i'T'i- r . scattering its seeds. 7 -f -T.L /ruits of Robin-run-in-the-hedge. ( The head of Burdock. I Fruit of Barley Grass, oj Fruit of Goat’s Beard. Q ." 0‘d Man’s Beard.” in A ' Crane’s-bill. IJ A glass-topped box containing fruits of ,, e „ Willow Herb. 11 bwallows collecting round a tower, near 12 c ,, i>afore migrating. 12 Barn Swallows returning in pairs and land , , , lug on the Isle of Wight. 13 I Apparatus for observing the sun. la 'fart of apparatus for observing the sun. 11 A Window showing the method of recording „. tua height of the sun. 15 Diagram to show the position of the sun D j on the longest and shortest days. 16 Records of the position of a shadow on the flour. ( Flower of a dvarf bean. Flower of a dwarf bean from which the petals have been removed. Voung seed pod of a dwarf bean. erect rod. bhadow cast at noon by a tilted rod. AJ A figure showing the connection between the' angle made by style of a sun-dial, and that representing the latitude of place where it used. 21 A figure showing one method of determining latitude. ® 22 A figure showing how to cut out the style A c ^ P®P®r niodel sun-dial. 2d A Sun-dial; seen from above. it A, seen from below. 26 Clouds. Cumulus indicative of approaching showers. 2fi Clouds. Stratus pointing to fine weather. 27 -f ^ Anemone expanded. I A Sea Anemone contracted. 28 A marine aquarium kept without changing 2Q Tt...! t toe water for many years. 50 fi j ?! “”1 oi'i’uury edible crab. 30 Underside of an ordinary edible crab (female). 31 The tail of a female edible crab extended Ort , , fu show the swimmerets. oJ Web of a garden spider. 33 House spider. 34 Garden spider. 36 A leaf scar on a sycamore twig 36 Diagram showing the leaf arrangement cl sycamore. (Spindle Tree leaf. 37 j Dogwood leaf. 'Wayfaring Tree leaf. (Lesser Maple leaf. 38 f Greater Maple leaf. 'Guelder Rose leaf. (•Horse Chestnut leaf. 39 J Elder leaf. (Ash leaf, / Lime leaf. 40 J Common Elm leaf. ( Wych Elm leaf. 41 f Plane leaf. j Spanish Chestnut leaf, f Birch leaf. 42 i Alder leaf. ^ Beech leaf. /Hazel leaf. 43 j Hornbeam leaf. t Walnut leaf. f Blackthorn leaf. 44 Bird Cherry leaf. ^ Wild Cherry leaf. /Crab Apple leaf. 45 j Aspen leaf. * Black Poplar leaf. ( White Willow leaf. 46 I Oak leaf. * Wild Service leaf. I White Beam leaf. 47 1 White Thorn leaf . I White Poplar leaf. .Q (Mountain Ash leaf. ° 1 Holly leaf. (Scotch Pine leaf. 49 j Larch leaf, i Vew leaf. 50 A common mould. 51 A portion of a mushroom bed. . common cultivated mushroom. oo A blind worm. 64 The hatching of a blind worm. 66 A viper. 2s. Bi. 66 A smooth snake (Coronella). 57 A viviparous lizard. 58 A hedgehog. 59 Head of a male wild cat. 59a Wild cat and her kittens B? a generation. 61 A hybrid stoat ferret. This specimen was born an A J ® Stump tail. 62 A dormouse. (Douglas English.) 2s. 6d 63 A squirrel. 64 Mr. A. Heneage Cocks with one of his stoat- ferret hybrids. 65 The skeletons of man and horse compared, c, 1 thoroughbred horse, “St. Simon.” il “ Hiawatha.” Do Wild horses. 69 A hyacinth bulb cut through. 7? * ''>'>e''nating humble-bee. 71 The edible snail and its winter lid. U ISest of a dormouse. 2s. 6d. • 3 Oak log cut across. 74 Oak bark. 75 Bark of Spanish chestnut. 76 Section ol Elder stem, showing the wide an- 77 *1. pith. // Section through a piece of Yew.