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 #:
00079
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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228 NEWTON & CO., Ltd., Lantern Slide Publishers. ALPINE 22 Yellow Mountain Saxifrage, Saxifraga /iizoides. 23 Rough Saxifrage. Saxifraga Aspera. 24 Furrowed Saxifrage. Saxi- fraga Exarata. Vill. 25 Large Astrantia. Astrantia Major. 26 Alpine Coltsfoot. Homogyne Alpina. 27 Mountain Everlasting, or Cat^s - foot. Antenaria Dioica, Gartn. 28 Musk Milfoil. Achillea Mos- chata, Wulf. 29 Glacial Aronic. Aronicum Glaciate, Rckb. 30 Arnica. Arnica Montana. 31 Spiked Rampion. Phyteuma Spicatum, ^ Scheuchzer’s Bell - flower. Campanula Scheuchzeri, Vill. 33 Red Whortleberry or Cow- berry. Vaccinium Vitis Idaa. 34 Hairy - leaved Alpenrose. Rhododendrum Hirsutum. PLANTS—FIRST SERIES.— 35 Rusty - leaved Alpenrose. Rhododendron Ferru- gineum. 36 Yellow Gentian. Gentians, Lutea. 37 Stemless Gentian. Gentiana Acatilis. Gremli. 38 Short-leaved Gentian, x i. Gentiana Brachyphylla. Frol. 39 Alpine Forget-me-not, x M y o s Otis Alfestrit. Schmidt. 40 Alpine Toad-Flax. Linaria Alpina. Mill. 41 Rock Speedwell. Veronica Saxatilis. facq. 42 Whorled Lousewort. Pedicu- lar is V erticillata. 43 Dull Red Lousewort. Pedi- cttlaris Recutita. 44 Tuberous Lousewort. Pedi- cularis Tuberosa. 45 Leafy Lousewort, x Pedi- cular is Foliosa. 46 Yellow Lousewort. Pedicu- laris CEderi. 47 Alpine Bartsia. Bartsia Alpina . Continued. 48 Common Butterwort. Pin- guicula Alpina Cass. 49 Alpine Butterwort. Pingui- cula Vulgaris. 50 Bird’s-eye or Mealy Primrose. Primula Farinosa. 51 Viscous Primrose. Primula Viscosa. All. 52 Alpine SnowbelL Soldanella Alpina 53 Dwar/^ Snowbell. Soldanella Pusilla. Baumg. 54 Heart - leaved Globularia. Globularia Cordifolia. 55 Reticulated Willow. Salix Rrticulata. 56 Small White Butterfly Orchid Cceloglossum Albidum. H artm. 57 Spring Crocuses. Crocus V emus. Wulf. 53 May Lily. Smifacina Bi- folia. Desf. 59 Alpine Lily. Paradisia l.iliastrum Bert. 60 White Veratrum. Veratrum Album, ALPINE FLOWERS CO Field Meadow Rue. Thalictrum foetidwn. 62 The Hepatica. Anemone hepaiica. The Glacier Crowfoot. Ranunculus glacialis. 64 The Alpine Columbine. Aquelegia Alpinum. 65 The Common Monk’s-Hood. Aconiium Napelius. 66 The Hairy Rock-Cress. Arabis kirsuta. 67 The Mignonette-leaved Bitter-Cress. Cardamine resedifolia. 68 The Toothwort. Dentaria digitata. 69 The Mountain Penny-Cress. Tklapsi mon- tanum. Common Alpine Cress. ' Hutchinsia Alpina. Parnassus. Parnassia palustris. Milkwort. Polygala chamaebuxus. Creeping Gypsophila. Gypsophila repens. 74 The Nottingham Catchfly. Silene nutans. oc Ju® Sedum-like Cherleria. Cherleria sedoides. 76 Ihe Field Mouse-ear Chickweed. Cerastium arvense. 12. Mountain Trefoil. Trifolium montanum. 78 The Brown Trefoil. Trifolium badium. 79 The Alpine Rose, ^osa Alpina. 80 Fleischer’s Willow Herb. Epilobium Fleischeri, Qo Perennial Knawel. Seleranthns perennis oo A^^ Annual Stonecrop. Seduni annuum. 83 The Ihick-Leaved Stonecrop. Sedum dasy- phillum. Qc A^^ Moss-like Saxifrage. Saxifraga bryoides. 85 The Wedge-leaved Saxifrage. Saxifraga cunei- folia: 83 The Round-Leaved Saxifrage. Saxifraga rotundi- folia. 87 The Alpine Aster. Aster Alpina. on Au^ Alpine Daisy. Bellidastruni Michelii. nn Au Cudweed. Gnaphalium supinum. 90 The Northern Cudweed. Gnaphalium nor- ' vegicum. 91 The Edelweiss. Leontopodium Alpinus. -SECOND SERIES. 92 The Carpathian Cudweed. Antennaria Car- pathica, 93 The Alpine Ox-eye. Leucanthemum Alpinum. 94 The Single-flowered Groundsel. Senecio uni- flora. 95 The Mountain Cornflower. Centaurua mon- tana. 96 The Perennial Lettuce. Laciuca perennis. 97 The Golden Hawk’s Beard. Crepis aurea. 98 The Hemispherical Rampion. Phyteuma hemisphaericum . 99 Phyteuma betonicaefolium. 100 The Bearded Bell-flower. Campanula barhata. 101 The Fissured Bell-flower. Campanula excisa. 102 The Dwarf Bell-Flower. Campanula pusilla. 103 The Mount Cenis Bell-Jower. Campanula Cenisia. 104 The Spiked Bell-flower. Campanula thyrsoidea 105 The Creeping Azalea. Azalea procumbens. 106 The Purple Gentian. Gentiana purpurea. 107 The Bladder Gentian. Gentiana utriculosa. 108 The Dwarf Forget-me-Not. Eritrichium nahum. 109 The Great Yellow Rattle. Rhinanthus mafor. 110 The Alpine Thyme. Calamintha Alpina. 111 The Large Flowered Self-heal. Brunella grandi flora. 112 The Mountain Germander. Teucrium mon- tanum. 113 The Glacier Androsace. Androsace glacialis. 114 The Alpine Bastard Toad-Flax. Thesium Alpinum. 115 The Marsh Orchis. Orchis palustris. 116 The Fragrant Orchis. Gymnadenia conopsea. 117 The Butterfly Orchis. Habenaria,bifolia. 118 The Lady’s Slipper Orchis. Cypripedum cal- ceolus. 119 The Turk’s-Cap Lily. Lilium jdartagon. 120 The Autumn Crocus. Colchicum autumnale. BMP SOME BRITISH FUNGI. Coloured Slides, 6s. 6(Z,*; Plain Slides, 2s. each. Typewritten Lecture by Miss. M. U. Clarke, Price 2s. 6d., or can be loaned with the Slides. 9 Mycena pura, showing specialised form of broad gill. 10 Collybia radicata. 11 Hydrophorus puniceus. k, 12 Agaricus (Clitocybe), giganteus. 13 Pleurotus ostrealus. 14 Pleurotus ostrealus, Mature pilei. 15 Cantharelius aurantiacus. 1 Mycelium. 2 Myceliura. 3 Amanita Phalloides. 4 Amanita rubescens. 5 Lepiota rachodes. 6 Armillarla melles. 7 Tricholoma terreum. 8 Mycena pura.