G.W. Wilson, Scotland

in stock of E.G. Wood, 1894-1912 (item ref. 4311-4360)

in stock of Wrench & Son, 1898

in stock of Ed. Liesegang, 1899

in stock of Wilson Brothers, 1905 (item ref. 96)

in stock of Josiah T. Chapman, 1909-1912 (item ref. 158)

in stock of Walter Tyler, 1909 (item ref. 144)

in stock of Walter Tyler, 1909 (item ref. 1099)

in stock of Newton & Co., 1913 (item ref. 8LN)

George E. Thompson, Cities and canals of Holland (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, n.d.)

continued by Cities and canals of Holland: additional slides [51-117] (lecture: Newton & Co., 67 slides, in/before 1913)

see also Cities and canals of Holland: [additional slides 118-156] (lecture: Newton & Co., 39 slides, 1930-1937)

Band of Mercy slide sets, number 96

The 1909 Tyler catalogue offers two versions of this set: slides 1-26 (apparently as a complete list of the set offered at that point) under the stock number 144, and slides 1-50 under stock number 1099.

The 1898 Wrench catalogue only lists the 26-slide version.

Distributed in Germany by Liesegang under the Title Holländische Städte- und Kanalbilder (see 'catalogues'). From a comparison of two slides of the same motif/slide number, a slilght shift in horizontal perspective could be observed. This makes is highly probable that the lantern slides were made from stereoscopic negatives – and it makes it highly possible that these images were also issued as stereoscopic photo cards.