Optical magic lantern journal, number 13.160

Printer: Paul Hicks & Co.

editor: SAUNDERS, Alfred H.  (1863-c.1937)

This is the last issue of OMLJ, though clearly at the time of publication this was not intended since one article has a 'to be continued' note at the end.

The copy of this issue in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, includes a typed letter from Owen & Chapman, chartered accountants, of Birmingham, informing the Library that 'owing to the continued falling off in the support accorded to the Optical Lantern Journal, it has been decided to suspend its publication.'

Mere mention, pp. 103-105

Patent intelligence, p. i

Birmingham Athletic Institute: health lecture scheme, pp. 105-107

J. Page Croft, How to become a lantern lecturer, pp. 107-108

George Dickson, Seasonable suggestions, pp. 108-110

Walter T. Owen, Three weeks on a wheel in France: [part 2], p. 110

Professional lanternists' register, p. inside back

William Tylar, p.front cover  –  Tylar's Lanternescope for viewing lantern slides

Newton & Co., p.front cover  –  'Universal' electric arc lamp

J.S. Willway & Sons, p.inside front  –  'Pendant' saturator, Gwyer cinematograph jet

Manchester Oxygen Company, p.inside front  –  'Injector' mixed gas jet

British Optical Association, p.i  –  'Dioptric review' monthly magazine

James Williamson, p.i  –  Williamson's kinematograph films

Various small advertisers, p.i  –  general advertisements

Magic Lantern Journal Co. Ltd, p.ii  –  subscription form for OMLJ

W.C. Hughes, p.iii  –  'Imperial Rotograph' cinematograph and lantern, magic lanterns etc.

Magic Lantern Journal Co. Ltd, p.iii  –  ready reference table for lantern projection

Brin's Oxygen Company, p.iv  –  Brin's oxygen

W.P. Thompson & Co., p.iv  –  chartered patent agents

R. Darlington & Co., p.iv  –  Darlington's handbooks

James Bamforth, p.back cover  –  life model lantern slides, illustrated songs etc.

continued from: The optical magic lantern journal: volume 13 number 159 (June 1903)

issue of: The optical magic lantern journal and photographic enlarger (1889-1903)