Newton's lantern slide catalogue (1920s)

196 NEWTON & CO., Ltd., Lantern Slide Publishers. THE NATURALIST IN kV^T^khlk—continited. 161 Army crabs, A/ycteris platychele^, “A desperate mel6e ” 152 Coralrock oysters, Oati’aa wiorda.T, Great Barrier Reef 153 Rock oysters, Ostrcea glomerata, Keppel Bay, Queensland 154 Cornucopia like variety of Ostrcea mordax Keppel Bay, Queendand 155 The author’s oyster culture apparatus 156 Dwarf oysters, Ostrcea ordensis, Ord River, Western Australia 157 Stalactite-like rock concretions, Sweer’s Island. Gulf of Carpentaria, N. Queensland 158 Queensland “X-ray” spider, Argiope regalis, with ribbon-strengthened web 159 Queensland spider, Nephila fuscipes; (a) dim- inutive males; (6) commensal spiders, Gemts Argyrodes’, (c) parasitic sandfly 160 Western Australia Tarantula. Isopoda sp. Vegetable Vagaries 161 Western Australian Bottle Tree, ‘ Sub tegmine Boabi ” 162 Flowers of Baobab tree. AdansoniaTikpestris 163 (1} Western Australia Baobab or Bottle Trees 161 (2) 165 166 (4) 167 (5) 170 Prostrate Baobab, with rejuvenescent trunks 171 Lightning-shattered Baobab tree, near Derby, King’s Sound, Western Australia 172 Grass-trees, Cycads, and Perns, Drakesbrook, Western Australia 178 Arboiescent grass-tree or “ Blackboy.” Xan- thorrhcea ctrborea 174 Underground grass-tyee or “Blackboy.” Xan- thorrhcea hastilis 175 Drumstick grass-tree or “Blackboy.” liingia australis 176 Mangrove-frequenting fruit Bat. Pteropus eon- spicillatus 177 Orange and White Mangroves, Ehizopkoravtucro- 7iota and Avicennia ojficinalis, Broom Creek, .Western Australia 178 Rosette galls of white mangroves 179 Bird Pea. Roebuck Bay, Western Australia 180 Salicornaria fip.,.Cygnet Bay, Western Australia 181 “ Roley-Poley ” grass, Spinifex longifolius, Shark’s Bay, Western Australia 182 Fringed Violet. Thysanotis dichotoma 183 White Cactus, CereusnittJis 184 ,, „ ,, Chalybceus 185 ,, ,, „ Grand^fiorous 186 Australian Tree-ferns- 187 Trumpet creeper. Beavmontia grandifiora on Queensland Verandah 188 Water Hyacinth, JPontideria crasfipes, Adelaide Botanic Gardens 168 (6) 169 Baobab Tree, nut-bearing example trunk with double The following Slides, beautifully painted, are copied from the coloured plates in book, 10s. each. 189 Tidally-exposed inshore reef, Palm Islaud, Queensland 190 AustialianGouldian Pinches. PoephilamirabilU et P. Goiddii 191 Australian Prilled Lizard. ChlamydosaurusKingi 192 Madrepora Reef, Pelsart Island Lagoon, Hout- man’s Abrolhos TC 193 Abrollios Nudibt anebiate Mollusc. Don5imperald 194 Sea Horses and Dragons. Svngnathidce 195 A Family Party. Plectognathi 196 A Sea-star Galaxy 197 Insect Oddities, figs. 1—4 Green Ants; figs. 5—16 Remarkable Spiders ; figs. 16—24 Eccentric caterpillars ANIMAL LOCOMOTION. Plain Slides, 2s. each. A selection of 51 Slides, made from the original instantaneous negatives of Professor Muybridge ; and in addition slides from any of the other subjects in this celebrated collection can be supplied to special order. Each of these slides contains on the average 24 distinct instantaneous pictures showing the several stages of the pace or movement dealt with, and as these transitional phases can be compared with each other at leisure, the purpose served is complementary to that of the ordinary kinematograph (of which Professor Muybridge’s invention was the great forerunner). The kinematograph, from a series of little negatives, reproduced motion synthetically, whereas in these slides animal motions are analysed and the various successive phases of them presented side by side in a most interesting and instructive manner. 1 Man, athlete, starting for a run. 59. 2 ,, ,, running at ^-mile gait. 60. 3 ,, ,, jumping, running straight high jump. 153. 4 ,, ,, jumping, running twist high jump, 158. ' 5 ,, ,, standing h'gh jump. 161. 6 ,, ,, standing broad jump. 163. 7 ,, ,, rowing (side, back and front aspects). 327. 8 ,, ,, boxing (gloves on). 335. 9 ,, ,, fencing (with foils). 349. 10 ,, athlete, walking and turning. 335. 11 ,, ch’ld, walking (naked). 467. 12 Horse, Belg'an draught, walking (hauling load). 567. 13 ,, grey, walking (free). 576. 14 ,, thoroughbred, walking (saddle and rider). 580. 15 ,, white, ambling (bareback rider). 589. 16 ,, brown, racking (saddle and rider). 591. 17 ,, bay, trotting (saddle and rider). 598. 18 ,, sorrel mare, trotting (with “ sulky.”) 613. 19 ,, sorrel mare, breaking to gallop (with “sulky”). 614. 20 „ bay, cantering (saddle and rider). 616. 21 ,, white, cantering (bare-back rider). 617. 22 ,, thoroughbred, galloping (with jockey). 23 „ bay, jumping hurdle (saddle and rider). 637 24 Horse, grey mare, jumping hurdle (saddle and nude rider). 642. 25 Mule, bucking and kicking (free). 659. 26 Ass, walking (boy riding bareback). 665. 27 Ox, walking. 669, 28 Pig, sow, walking. 673, 29 Goat, grey billy, walking. 676. 30 Deer, Virginia buck, galloping. 683. 31 „ fallow buck and roe, trotting. 685. 32 ,, elk, buck, trotting. 692. 33 Buffalo, black bull, galloping. 700. 34 Dog, Mastiff, trotting (front and rear). 705. 35 ,, Mastiff, galloping (side and rear). 707. 36 ,, white racing hound, galloping. 710. 37 Cat, trotting. 718. 38 Lion, walking (in cage). 721. 39 Tigress, walking (turning in cage). 730. 40 Elephant, w’alking. 733. 41 Camel, Egyptian (single bump), racking. 736. 42 „ young Bactrian (double hump), galloping. 740. 43 Baboon, walking on all-fours. 747. 44 ,, climbing pole. 749. 45 Sloth, walking suspended. 750. 46 Kangaroo, walking and jumping. 751. 47 Pigeon, flying (side and front aspect). 755. 48 Cockatoo, flying (side aspect). 758. 49 ,, flying (nearly front aspect.). 760. 50 Vulture flying (side aspect). 765. 51 Ostrich, running. 773.