Newton's lantern slide catalogue (1920s)

Record Details:

Title:
Newton's lantern slide catalogue
Date:
1920s
Publisher:
London: Newton & Co. Ltd
Volume:
Newton's lantern slide catalogue: section 3. Natural History, Agriculture and Nature Study
Leaf #:
00024
Language:
English
Subjects:
magic lantern, lantern slides",catalog
Collection:
Magic Lantern and Lantern Slide Catalog
Format:
Catalogs
Contributor:
Collection Patrice Guérin diaprojection - >> http://diaprojection.unblog.fr
Sponsor:
A Million Pictures
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Catalog of magic lantern slide sets that were used in education. These slides are on the subject of botany, zoology, natural history, cultivation of fruit and farming. The slides are listed individually by title but are not illustrated. This section is part of a series of catalogs published by British slide manufacturer Newton & Co in the 1920s, organised by subject. To learn more the other catalogues and to see slides produced by Newton & Co, visit the Lucerna magic lantern web resource: http://slides.uni-trier.de/organisation/index.php?id=1000428
Date Added:
October 27, 2022
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43, Museum Street, London, W.C.l. 173 CH THE COMMONER BIRDS OF OUR GARDEN- THEIR HABITS AND FOOD Copy of Printed Notes by Cecil H. Hooper, Esq., M.E.A.C., can be supplied on hire. BeautifuUy Painied, 6s. and Is. %d. each: Plain Slides, 2s. to 2s. 9d. each. CG ENGLISH BIRDS The slides in this set are photographed from the exquisitely mounted specimens in the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, showing the birds, their nests and surround- ings as far as possible in a state of nature. Many of them show the eggs or young birds. (Copied by Special Permission). Beautifully Painted^ 6s. ; Plain Slides, 2s. each. Notes for Lecturing, 9i>. 1 Bearded Tit and Nest. Panurns hiarmicus. 2 Blue Tit on stump of Tree. Parus Coeruleus. 3 Marsh Tit with young in hollow of Tree. Parus Palustris. 4 Great Titmouse feeding Young. Parus major, 5 Great Titmouse with Nests made in a letterbox. 1889, 1890, 1896. Parus major. 6 Longtailed Titmouse with young birds on bush. Parus caudatus 7 Great Spotted Woodpecker, Pious major 8 Carrion Crow with Nest and Eggs. Corvus corone 9 Hooded Grey or Eoyston Crow feeding Young. Corvus eornix. 10 Jackdaw in hollow of Tree. Corvus monedula 11 Jay and Nest, Jays feeding Young. Oarrulus glandarius 12 Magpie with Nest and Eggs. Pica caudata 18 Rook feeding Young. Corvus frugilegus 14 Starling and Young in hollow of a.tree, Sternus vulgaris 15 Bullfinch and Nest. Pyrrhula europcea 16 Chaffinch and Young. Fringilla ccelehs 17 Greenfinch, Nest and Eggs. Fringilla chloris 18 Hawfinch and Nest. Coccothraiistes vulgaris 19 Linnets with Nest and Eggs, and Greenfinch. Linota cannabina 20 Twite and Nest. Fringilla Jlavirostris 21 Common Bunting and Nest. Eniberiza miliaria 22 Reed Bunting and Nest. Eniberiza schceniclus 23 Snow Bunting on a Rock. Plectrophenan nivalis 24 Yellowhammer. Emberiza citrineUa 25 Reed Warbler feeding Young. Acrocephalus streperus 26 Willow Warbler and Nest. Phylloscopua trochilus 27 Garden Warbler. Sylvia hortensis 28 Chitfchaff, Nest, and Eggs. Phylloscopus rufiis 29 Missel Thrush. Turdus viscivorus 30 Song Thrush and Nest. Turdus musicus 31 Meadow Pipit, or Titlark, feeding Young. Anthus prateiisis 32 Tree Pipir, Nest and Eggs. Anthus aboreus 33 Tree Pipit feeding Young. „ „ 34 Skylark feeding Young. Alauda arvensis 35 Skylark rising from the ground. Alauda arvensis 36 Common Flycatcher and Nest. Muscicapa grisola 37 Pied Flycatcher on Tree feeding Young. Musci- capa atricapilla 88 Kingfishers on Bank. Halcyon smyimensis 39 Pied Wagtail feeding Young. Motacilla lugubris 40 Common Crossbills on Fh Tree. Loxia curvirostra 41 Lesser Eedpole. Linota rufescens 42 Nightingale, Nest, and Young. Philomela luscinia 43 Red-backed Shrike, or Butcherbird, feeding Young. Lanius collurio 44 Robin calling its mate. EHthacus rubecula 45 Siskin and Nest. Chrysometris spinus 46 Whitethroat and Nest. Sylvia cinerea 47 Wood Wren on ground feeding Young. Phyllos- copus sibilatrix 48 Blackbird watching mate on Nest. Merula merula . 49 Blackcap feeding Young in Nest. Sylvia- atricapilla 50 Stonechat and Eggs. Pratincolarubicola 51 Winohat and Nests. Pratineola rubetra 52 Nuthatch with Young. Sittacauaia 53 Wheatear feeding Young. Saxicola wnanthe 54 Young Cuckoo in Nest being fed by two Hedge- sparrows. Cuculus canorua 55 Long-eared Owl feeding Young with Mice. Aaioot 56 Reed Warbler’s Nest and Eggs 57 Golden Plover 58 Group of Herons on nest