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 #:
00037
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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186 NEWTON & CO,, Ltd., Lantern Slide Publishers. B V P I House Fly from mounted specimen ^ .. .. Vnr FLIES-THEIR VARIOUS SPECIES. Plain Slides, 25. Sd. each. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 i 17 Chelifer Fly, 18 Blow Fly 19 » 20 „ 21 22 „ 23 .. Killed by fungus. Section through whole (V.S.) Foot with hairs and pad, ’ Antennae. Eye (V.S.) Eye. Spiracle and part of skin with hair Irachae and Spiracle. Wing. Tongue. Section of. Eggs of (Cluster). Ovipositor with eggs in situ. Larva of. Parasite of. Eggs of. BLOW-FLY. dissected. .. ilead. (Front View.) ,> „ Eye. u ,, Foot. .. ,, Tongue of. See also A B Z “ The Danger of Flies, 26 27 28 29 30 24 Blow Fly. Tongue of (highly magnified). .. „ Tongue of Central tube. >> Spiracle. „ Tracheal tubes. „ Oral lobes. „ Eggs of. >1 >, pupae. I2 iot •’ .. eggs. „(Hypoderma coyis). 36 Corn Fly. 38 DMg Female. 39 hantau ^iy (S“‘°/l'aga stercoraria). Feet. 40 Fruit Fly. Fly. Lancets of. 42 Green Bottle Fly. Head. 43 Hessian Fly. 44 Wheat Midge. Ik I®®*®.® Fly. (Glossina palpalis) Malarial Fly. 47 Yellow Fever Fly. Medical, Section I of this Catalogue. A B S THE LIFE HISTORY OF A BRITISH MUD-WASP ODYNENIS SPINIPES. Photographed from Life by Douglas English, B.A., E.E.P.S. Coloured Slides, 6s.; Plain Slides, 2s. 6d. each. ^ O. Spinipes. ^ Spinipes, 3 T^e Mud-Wasp, O. Spinipes, •*-hree-quarters. 4 General View of a Collection of Burrows, with Tubular Crowns. 6 General View of a Collection of Burrows, with Tubular „ after Rain-storm, b Wasp commencing a Burrow. ' •' .. Side. 8 Section of New Burrow, showing Suspended Egg and First Caterpillar, a Section of Burrow, with „ Store of Caterpillars. 10 Section of Burrow, with Store of Caterpillars, with Partition half-way down. Sbbtion of Burrow, showing - Wasp Gmb Feeding. 12 Section of Burrow, showing Wasp Grub Full Fed. Id Section ol Burrow, showing Wasp Pupa in Cocoon. 14 Wasp Grub, surrounded by Caterpillars. 15 Wasp Pupa. 16 Wasp bringing Caterpillar to ir Entrance, Side. 17 Wasp bringing Caterpillar to Burrow Entrance, Three- quarters. 18 Wasp Repairing Burrow Eu- trance. 19 Wasp* Hanging on Burrow Entrance, Side. 20 Wasp Hanging on Burrow Entrance, Back. A V INSECT MIMICRY. Photographed from Original Drawings. Beautifully Painted, 6 ,?.Plain Slides, 2?. each. 'Inr.hffo ^ _ 1 Butterfly, Kallima Maches a Ausiralu 3 apectie, Spectrum liossia e -.TT ’J, . Sinif.>lia 6 Walking Leaf Insect, Phyllium Siccifolium rj ” ’» i» Mantis Mspinosa 8 Water MeasurerJ’ripf ^TkfthaTof No?9® “uch 11 Larva of Peppered Moth, Amphidas Betularia io ” Barly-thorn Moth, Heletna Illunaria U ” Brimstone Moth, Bumia Cratcegata it a -a” Emerald Moth, aeometra PapiUonaria 16 Spiders, Cavastris mitralis, in profile ^ oi’yere& U Mantis, Hyinsnopus iieoruis 18 Larva of Magpie Moth, Abraxas Orossulariata 19 Larva of Buff-tip Moth, Pggra Bueephala 21 Satin’and^Zx^ai^ K'otitf “ Hive Bee, Briltalistenax et Apis MelUfica, on Carrot Blossom ^ Hawk Moth, CK.ro. 2.5 Larva of Small Elephant Hawk Moth Chairo 26 *®«ifying attitude normar“"" ’ and '' ^“aUitSde"’™^ ‘-Hfying ^^Wmow^"®" Finnin normal, on 29 Larva of Puss Moth, Cerma Tinula, one of the on T ooinpietely protruded 80 Lapa of Lobster Moth, Staliropus Fagi 31 \siatio Lizard, Phrynocephalus Mystaceus .. ’ -t'tirynocepHalus Mys ^OTE.-When ordering Slides the Telegraphic Code Letters should be quoted to avoid mistakes.