Living pictures; their history, photoproduction and practical working. With a digest of British patents and annotated bibliography (1899)

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BRITISH PATENTS. 263 158. Noble, C. S., and Newton, H. C. No. 15,195. II July, i8g8. See the "English" Kinemato- graph, page 173. 159. Newton, H. C, and Ives, F. E. No. 18,346.. 26 August, 1898. Sliding-front for adapting kinematographs and other projection fittings to the same lantern body. ADDENDA. Note, —Several specifications of interest having been accepted since the compilation of the above list, the further publica- tions to the end of January, 1899, are added here, it being impossible to include them in correct chronological order.. No. 134 above is now declared void. 160. Wilson, G. R. No. 3,477. 11 February, 1898. Stereoscopic cinematography by two cameras geared together or pair of views side by side on same film. 161. Pacht, L. V. No. 8,362. 7 April, 1898. Film is driven by grip of rollers which are held apart (and therefore do not act on the film) whenever a pair of pins are driven through the perforations, to steady the film. This is effected by electro- magnetic devices. 162. Hughes, W. C. No. 17,805. 18 August, 1898. Improvements on (150) above. 163. Short, H. W. No. 23,158. 3 November, 1898. The Filoscope. See page 36. 164. August, J. S., and Cohn, J. No. 23,327. 5. November, 1898. Frictional driving mechanism for kinematographs, etc. 165. Barron, G. No. 24,735. 23 November, 1898. Coin-freed apparatus for inspection of continu- ously moving image by means of rocking mirror. Also for projection.