The Optical Magic Lantern Journal (May 1894)

The Optical Magic. Lantern Journal and Photographic’ Enlarger. Xi. GEN WELCOME NEWS for LANTERNISTS. FAIR TRADE v. MONOPOLY. WALTER TYLER, the Universal Provider of Lanternists” Supplies, has now completed his:arrangements for supplying the public with large.or small quantities of compresséd gases in their own’ or ‘other cylinders-of any make. Oxygen Gas, giving a clear white light, unsurpassable for its brilliancy, rarely attained by the commercial oxygen ; also Hydrogen Gas. In order to allow his many customers to participate in the benefits of the new departure, Walter Tyler has determined to reduce the price, a fact which he hopes will procure him a fair share of this business. Ccmpressed Gases supplied on favourable terms to the trade; also Cylinders, warranted absolutely safe. Walter Tyler insists that all cylinders received for the first time without a known test and annealed mark shall be subject to a standard test, when, if sound, they will be stamped, registered and filled. The whole of England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland, belong to Walter Tyler's district, and if required, gas can be sent to any part of urope, Asia, Africa, and America. eee WALTER TYLER, 48, Waterioo Rd., London, §.£. ANDERTON’S LANTERN STEREOSCOPE. BUY ONLY Demonstrations were lately given In Bristol by Mr. W. M. Ounscombe, St. Augustine's Parade; the foltowing Press E. E Ss T Notices will show with what result :— ‘ T H B ‘ “ Several views showing wild animals in their cages were adinirable ——— in their perspective qualities, and although the lioness did not roar, it was a satisfaction to see the bars with all the appearance of T EE L Y L | N D solidity standing between the beast and the spectators.”—IVestern E R Ss Daily Press, January 1bth, 1891. UNIVERSITY QOLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. : Ee ‘“‘Dr. Kohn and Mr. F. G. Bailey, exhibited tne new Stereoscope oF Compressea Gases. Lantern, which ia a mest--ingenious and scientifically interesting . : 3 : method for obtuining a stereoscopic effect with pictures shown upon the Price Lists and Trade Terms on application. ecreen. The Lantern ie the invention of Mr. John Anderton, of Birmingham, and was frat shown by him at the Royal Society's soiree j in June last, and subsequently at the meeting of the British Associa. The OLDEST FIRM of Manofacturers nN the Trade. tion in September ; but antil Saturday, had not been seen in this city. ° The properties of polarised light are called into play to secure the desired result, which is astounding, the characteristic stereoscopic effect L E of distance being marvellously produced in the pictures."—Liverpool && S oO N, Mercury, January 22nd, 1891. Particulars and Prices from the Makers— STEEL CYLINDER MANUFA T R. FIELD & Co., 142, Suffolk St., Birmingham. : rater aan * x . or (or Gan RINS CROET HORS, LONDON RUNCORN. Beard’s COMPRESSED GAS REGULATOR | LANTERN PROJECTION LENSES, Medal awarded, Sept. 1891, Royal CornAs used by the LANTERN SOCIETY. _ wail Polytechnic Exhibition. \ PRICES WITH RACK AND PINION. £54 Eclipse Single Lantern Siide Carrier 6 inch equivalent focus aperture nearly //3 .. . 410 0 FIGHLy CommMenDeED. 9 inch aperture fullys/4 11510 0 9 lu Fi oA aa 6 inch and 9 inch lenses bo! ing one rack jac eu “ Pringle Beard” Miniature | "3" ~ ae ~ = < ’ : i % Discount for Cash with Order Fitted with Telescopic Lantern. List of Photographic Lenses ree. focussing. Skewed gearing for lime JLLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF TELESCOPES AND MICROmahosany case; outsidesizes, Shin. by ; > SCOPES FOR STAMP. , Odin. by 74in. high. j To be had at any Opticians. | wr. Wr ae A. xX, R. K. BEARD, OPTICIAN, ca aueot eas, aermcoewy. NORTH HILL, HIGHGATE, LONDON, W.