Slide set: Sir Isaac Newton and the apple (story: York & Son, 8 slides, in/before 1888)

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Complete catalogue of lantern slides, dissolving views, magic lanterns etc. (London: UK Band of Hope Union, 1891), B 59

1892

Illustrated catalogue of magic, optical and dissolving view lanterns, lime-light apparatus, etc.: season 1892-93 (London: Wrench & Son, 1892), 201

1898

Illustrated catalogue of magic, optical and dissolving view lanterns, lime-light apparatus and slides: season 1898-99 (London: Wrench & Son, 1898), 518

c.1913

Lijst van lantaarnplaatjes (Nijmegen and Amsterdam: Ivens & Co., c.1913), 59

Other reference

1888

Walter D. Welford and Henry Sturmey (compilers), The 'indispensable handbook' to the optical lantern: a complete cyclopaedia on the subject of optical lanterns, slides, and accessory apparatus (London: Iliffe & Son, 1888), 291

“Sir Isaac Newton, pacing up and down, notices the fall of an apple from a tree, and after careful consideration, discovers the wonderful law of gravity.”

Lucerna ID 3001889

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 16 May 2024

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Slide set: Sir Isaac Newton and the apple (story: York & Son, 8 slides, in/before 1888)