Small tin magic lantern with original kerosene lamp and glass chimney. Case 9.3 x 11.75 x 17 cm h, lens barrel 3.6 cm dia x 9.5 cm. Missing top chimney c 1890-1900
Leitz: Slide projectors: Prado 150 [#290374] with instruction manual in fitted case circa 1955; also, Pradix projector in fitted case; with instructions; circa 1967.
An Eveready night projector clock (brothel clock), c.1910, key wind movement in lensed body (to project onto ceiling) set on a box base to house batteries. Width 15.5 cm.
Helioscopic Magic lantern, circa 1880-1910, probably Walter Tyler. Incomplete and requiring some attention but with attractive 7'' lens in good condition and with slip in slide box in base
An early 20th century movie projector, hand operated, black and steel with reel housing operating by pulley mechanism above the projection lens, with brass fittings, height 84 cm.
A large c.1900 Walter Tyler of London Magic Lantern, the mahogany case with multiple brass fittings including a triple section large lens, rectangular platform base with thumb moulded stepped edge. Maker's plaque to reverse, later electrification. 30 cm x…
A Magic Lantern slide projector, brass and tin, 19th century complete with slides of engineering items and diagrams. Height 37 cm, 44 cm long,16 cm wide.
A rare Victorian hand operated motion picture device, 'The Kinora' by Bond's, New Bond Street, London. With four flip-books including '243 Winter Sports in Norway. British Biograph February 1902', '64. The Stable On Fire, American Biograph 1896.' etc.
Magic Lantern: The 'Praestantia' by Riley Brothers of Bradford. Engraved to the barrel of the lens with the words 'The Praestantia, Riley Bros Ltd, Bradford' and also bearing a similarly marked embossed brass makers plate to the base of the four-burner…
An Edison Projecting Kinetoscope Underwriter's model. C. Early 1900s, 35 mm, with maker's plate 'Made by Thomas A. Edison, Inc., Orange, N.J., U.S.A....Serial no. 3766, special license no. K 73', brass lens, nickel plated cast iron body; with arc…
A cased magic lantern set, by J. & A. Boyes, Melbourne, complete with lantern, fairytale and kaleidoscopic slides, the label to box reads 'J. & A. Boyes, Ironmongers. Magic Lantern No.12 241& 243 Elizabeth St Melbourne'
Rare antique Magic Lantern slide projector crafted in mahogany and brass together with interchangeable lense, spare parts etc. later electrified with internal lamp mechanism