The Optical Magic Lantern Journal (December 1896)

XXX. The Optical Magic Lantern Journal and Photographic Enlarger. HUGHES’ Marvellous PAMPHENGOS. No Smell, Over 3,00O Sold. PRICES OF LAMP—-£2 2s. £1 10s. £1 Is. No Smoke. ge NOTE. = The PA NI PH E N GOS Has Special 4-inch Condensers fe . and Front Objectives, transmit ting all the Rays of Light to the Screen possible. It is a much mistaken notion to imagite that 4} inch Condensers and long focus 23 inch diameter Front Lenses give more light on the screen than the others. This is not correct. Theoretically or practically, there is loss of Light, particularly manifest where oil flime is the il]Jumivant. Mr. Hughes’ CHALLENGE (Now of 16 Years still holds good to prove that the MARVELLOUS PAMPHENGOS Is the Most Perfect and Finest Oil Lighted Lantern Extant, EASY and SIMPLE to WORK, and Best of all, the most RELIABLE aad SAFE. No Broken Glasses. =| SET [= | 2 | | mae CTA | I HEAT = | : | ee el —— (El J WHY IS THE PAMPHENGOS rel ) SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER OILvem LIGHTED ‘LANTERNS ? — SIMPLY THIS: Because it is not necessary to break up the air currents near the entrarce of Lantern, or to place any perforated shield behind the Pamphengos Lamp, which would be an abundance beyond necessity ; but it is sent in full volume direct and within an inch of the top of Wick Tubes, where it is admitted to such a degree of-nicety that a pure white light is the result unparalleled in the history of Oil Lanterns. Because it is carefully, substantially, and scientifically constructed, and not made commercial]ly and sold under a variety of nom de plumes. Because the conoidal glasses resist heat and are proof against fracture. Because the flames burn quite steadily, and are not affected by vibration. Because it has no dampers or chimney lengtheners, which are evils to be eschewed. Havey ou ever ventured to use a damper in a Lantern Lamp chimney 2? The French first introduced it in their unscientifically constructed lamps, but what a damper it was to the spirits of those who. ventured to use it. It is sosad the uninitiated are deceived by superfluous additions, which are really non-practical, and, therefore, quite useless. Beeause a perfectly constructed lamp requires pone of these aids in order to cnsure perfect Combustion. But the finest results are obtained by the MARVELLOUS PAMPHENGOS (New Pattern) ; when once lighted and adjusted will burn quite steadily and free, without smoke or broken glasses. which arc great defects so much to be deplored in other Lamps. Because lanternists, by experience, are finding its true value; and after disappointment and failure with the unscientifically constructed Lamps are now coming back to their old and valued friend the PAMPHENGOS, which never disappoints. Do not invest in any other Lantern or Lamp than the MARVELLOUS PAMPHENGOS, if you really want a superb, substantial, and effective instrument. HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS.—Supplied to Colleges, Institutions, Clergy, and the Gentry. Particulars free. Prices—Complete PAMPHENGOS, beautifully constructed, solid brass fronts, with high-class lenscs, £6 6s., £4 4s., and £2 10s. Illustrated particulars. Before Purchasing be sure to get Mr. HUGHES’ MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FOR THIS SEASON of great Inventions in the art of OPTICAL PROJECTION, @ volume to be prized, over 180 Original Tilustrations—not commercial—showing the Docwra Triple, the Miniature Malden Triple, the Grand Triple, and Bi-uniale, Grand Effects, Novelties, etc., and other makes of Lantern. Price 6d., postage 8d. List of 60,000 Slides, 4d. PAMPHLETS FREE. W C : HUGHES (Over 25 Years’ Reputation for Highest ClasskWork, as supplied to Mapame Patti, s a j Dr. If. Gratrayx Guinness, B. J. MaLpEn, Esq., Canon Scott, Capt. Cuas. READE, SPECIALIST, R.N., Royat Potyrecsyic, and the leading institutions in the world, etc., etc.), Brewster House, Mortimer Rd., Kingsland, London, N.