The Optical Magic Lantern Journal (February 1890)

THE OPTICAL MAGIC LANTERN AND PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGER. Vol. 1.—No. 9. [sities fan] FEBRUARY, 1890. Price One Penny. CONTENTS. Notes. PAGE. PAGE. . . Notes ... U9 Odds and Ends’... ... wv» | A FATAL explosion of an oxygen cylinder occurred “The Magic Lantern: Its ConRailway Station Advertising truction, [llumination, Optics, ! by Means of the Lantern ... 69 and Uses (chap. 9) 6G i The New Limelight rer on the 23rd January at the Rosehill Works of the Experiences of Professor Editorial Table... oe and Trish Oxygen Company, Polmadie. Eadweard Muybridge...« Correspondence... |. hilst the foreman was in the act of carrying a ee he mens of a His Notes and Queries .. 4... 0... 72 cylinder, it unaccountably exploded with great an are tek force, injuring him fatally. Portions of the cylinCostiNre6ENG. & der were afterwards found a quarter of a mile off, ‘Notice—Notes—The Magic Lantern: Its Construction, Illumination, altho’ fences had to be penetrated in their flight. Optics, and Uses (chap. S)—Marking Lantern Slides—New Limex * 2 light—Ftashes on Lantern Topics—Lantern Slide Competition— Front Supports for Lanterns—Lantern Slides and Lantern Slide . . Making—Deterioration of Slides—Editorial Table—Nevelopment Mrs. CARNELL, of Plymouth, was awarded the first without a Dark Koom—Applications for Patents, 1889—Corres| prize at a local competition of lantern slides. Both — 1 —N, 7 . . Pendcuce— Seleetions Notes and Suances: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Carnell are very enthusiastic EES == | amateur photographers. Mr. Carnell has lately Notices. won a gold medal forhis lantern slide productions, which were on plates manufactured by the Bri tannia Works Company. ” * *« THE Opical Magic Lantern Journal and Photographic Enlarger is issued on the Ist of every month, price One “Penny, and may be obtained from all Newsvendors. Railway News Stalls, Photographic Dealers, or from the Publishers, | Lapcr hanging letters have lately been erected SUES pming tales Pesce on the top of the premises occupied by Mr. Walter Continental. United States. I2months ... 1/6 ... 2) .. ... 60cents, Tyler, of Waterloo-road. Single copies... /I} .. [2 «2 «. 6 4, 7 * . * Advertisements (Scale of Charges), displayed:— WE are in receipt of a number of inquiries about Ls 4 Mr. Greene’s photoramic apparatus. If by our HPOHE RAGES: ae ee e100 next issue the patent rights have been arranged Back | ‘or facing matter Cahele) a 3 Me c for foreign countries, we hope to give particulars » oy i + Chalf) 200 of same.. ” ” n » (quarter)... 4 2 6 + * = Gate wee. Te Buestey a 2 On another page will be found the result of some : : a ae (hall) cn 2 ESO | experiences of Prof. Kadweard Muybridge. We = see .. (quarter)... © 0 0 have received a sample of the binding paper ‘i a ve wee (eighth)... 10 0 alluded to, and find it exceedingly tough. We ” » > per Finch in column ... 6 0 will be pleased to forward a small piece to any Special quotations for a series. photographic dealer interested on receipt of Exchange Column, General Wants and Sales, &c.— directed envelope. * * * 20 words, Od.; and for every 3 additional words, 1d. Advertisements must reach the office not later than the | Mr. T. H. Howprnc, in a letter in this issue, 24th of each month. All cheques and postal orders to be | requests all those interested in the formation of a made payable to Taylor Brothers, lantern club to send theirnames tohim. We hope Editorial communications must be addressed, The Editor; | there will be a good response, and feel assured advertisements and business communications to Taylor! that such a society would do much to further the se Nori Ae oa Works, Salisbury | interests of both lanterns and lanternists. American Agents :—The International News Co., 83 and i get : “ise 85, Duane Street, New York City. Wecannot help thinking of the delightful facilities