The Optical Magic Lantern Journal (March 1890)

The Optical Magic Lantern Journal and Photographio Enlarger. ve MAGIC LANTERNS. S U T E R Ss JIinmense Success of our Loan System. 50 Loaned for 8s., or six or more hirings at reduced rates. AP LAN AT I C ii E N SE S G0 New Sets added this season.) ‘ All Slides are sent inour Safety Boxes by post, or rail, to any part of the Kingdon. We hold one of the largest and best stocks in the country. oe ARE THE BEST FOR ENLARGING ‘‘CLIMAX LANTERN,” £3 8s. 0d. Guaranteed the best Lantern in the Trade. And 25 per cent. cheaper than any other honsc. G. R. GOTZ, Sole Agent Ful 4-inch condensers, 4-wick lamp, all brass fronts (sent on j approval if desired.) ied aber ecrinttoacerenn es eich s aaae 49 Buckingham Street Strand. APPLETON & Co., Manufacturers. J J 1 58, MANNINGHAM LANE, BRADFORD, YORKS. LONDON, W.C: Thomas’s “Pall Mall” Lantern Plate North Lodge, Melton Mowbray, December 11th, 1859. Dear Sirs,—My satisfaction with your Lantern Plates is unbounded. Their quality is so consummately excellent that with the quinol developer, a tyro need not fail in getting good slides. Add two gross lanterns to my” order in your hands for other plates. Yours faithfully, To R. W. Thomas & Co, WILLIAM ADCOCK. Rayapuram, Mdaras, 27th July, 1889. Dear Sirs,—Mr. F. York was kind enough to send me a sample dozen of your Lantern Plates for trial, and I have much pleasure in stating that in my opinion they are the most perfect Plates of their kind. I do not think you exaggerate in the least in saying that Collodio-Bromide is superseded, for when one can get such perfect Plates for ls. adozen,no one would think of going to tae trouble of making Collodion Emulsion with its uncertainty and worry. ; I spoilt the first of the dozen purposely by giving different exposures on the two halves of the Plate to ascertain tbeir rapidity, but after that I got eleven-very beautiful transparencies with the remainder of the dozen, and since that I have used many dozens of your plates with the most gratifying success. I have had some thirty dozen out, and find they keep exceedingly well in this climate, for I used some that had been in a cardboard box some four months and they were perfect as at first. Yours faithfully, Messrs. R. W. Thomas & Co., London. FRED DUNSTERVILLE. Thomas's Lantern Plates give all colours without Toning, and are warranted to keep: indefinitely ; in these respects especially they challenge any oiher make to comparison. Lantern Plates, on Thin Glass, 3!in. by 3iin., ls. per dozen.. oF ALL DEALERS. R. W. THOMAS & CO., LIMITED, 10, PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W: Avarted the Certitete ot Cysts] = WIR AY’S LENSE Ss also for Enlarging Apparatus. Are now fitted with D. Noakes & Son, IRIS DIAPHRAGMS, Inventors, Patentees & Makers of When required, ata small additional cost. A MEDAL has been awarded for these LENSES Improved Lantern Apparatus, at the Dundee.and East of Scotland i Also “INVICTA” Photo Lenses, ~al Cameras & Enlarging Apparatus, PH OTOG RAPH IG EXHI BITION,. BILLINGSGATE STREET, February, 1888. : Greenwich, London, S.E. W. WRAY, OPTICIAN, Tclephone $029. Hours 9 till 6. ens bnprowatient in our Apparatus suggested by long personal North Hill, Highgate, London, N,. experience, Mr C. Lockr and Mr. D. W. Noakes, two principals of the fim, having perronally ont ations Prices and Illustrated Catalogue for Stamp.