Optical magic lantern journal, number 3.37

Printer: Woodford Fawcett & Co.

editor: TAYLOR, J. Hay  (c.1858-1936)

Notes, pp. 63-64

Positions of lens when enlarging, pp. 64-65

C. Goodwin Norton, How to renovate a lantern: no. 2 -- japanning, pp. 65-66

Hand-cameras for obtaining slides for the lantern: no. 20 -- 'Daylight Kodak', pp. 66-67

Henry Underhill, Artistic lantern slides: no. 1 -- outlines, etc., pp. 67-68

M.V. Portman, Mounting paste for lantern slides, p. 68

John T. Boyde, Tinters and lacquering, p. 69

Edgar Clifton, A word in season: stereoscope and lantern, pp. 69-70

Joseph Hubert, The punishments of Sunday travelling, pp. 70-73

Editorial table, p. 73

F.P. Cembrano, Albert Tranter, Albert W. Scott and Clericus, Correspondence, pp. 73-74

Notes and queries, p. 74

R. & J. Beck, p.i (margins)  –  lenses

B.J. Edwards & Co., p.i (margins)  –  isochromatic and lantern plates

Taylor Brothers, p.i (margins)  –  lantern slide set competition

Perken, Son & Rayment, p.i  –  'Optimus' magic lanterns

Wilkinson & Co., p.i  –  annual clearance sale

J.H. Dallmeyer, p.ii  –  Dallmeyer's lenses

Frederick J. Stedman, p.ii  –  first-class slides and colouring

Walter A. Griffiths & Co., p.ii  –  'Guinea' detective cameras

E.G. Wood, p.ii  –  Wood's lanterns and slides

Archer & Sons, p.iii  –  Archer's improved optical lanterns

Gas Compression Company, p.iii  –  compressed oxygen, hydrogen etc.

J.C. Stevens, p.iii  –  auctions of lanterns, slides, photographic and scientific equipment

Sands, Hunter & Co., p.iii  –  photographic apparatus and lanterns

J.H. Steward, p.iii  –  high-class optical lanterns and dissolving view apparatus

H. Hughes & Son, p.iii  –  new slides and apparatus

Walter Tyler, p.iii  –  magic lanterns and slides, great bargains

Various small advertisers, p.iii  –  general wants, etc.

Alfred H. Saunders, p.iii  –  slide colouring in oils

Scotch & Irish Oxygen Co., p.iii  –  metallic bellows regulator

G.W. Wilson, p.iii  –  photographic slides

Watson & Sons, p.iv  –  optical and scientific instruments, lanterns and slides

Robert H. Clark, p.iv  –  special offers on lanterns and slides

Albert W. Scott, p.iv  –  Scott's patent warm air saturator

Birmingham Oxygen Co., p.iv  –  oxygen for limelight

Blackfriars Photographic & Sensitising Co., p.iv  –  Anschütz instantaneous camera

James Lancaster & Son, p.v  –  photographic apparatus and magic lanterns

W.I. Chadwick, pp.vi-vii  –  Chadwick's perfect optical lantern, perfect bi-unial, etc.

Eastman Photographic Materials Co. Ltd, p.viii  –  reduced prices for film roll holders

A.E. Wade, p.ix  –  lantern slides on hire

T.J. Doggett, p.ix  –  tin-plate work for lantern and photographic trades

A. Clarkson & Co., p.ix  –  Duplex regulator

Piper & Carter, p.ix  –  'Photographic work' weekly magazine

Thornton Pickard Manufacturing Co., p.ix  –  Thornton-Pickard 'Time' shutter

D. Noakes & Son, p.x  –  new catalogue of apparatus and slides

W.C. Hughes, p.xi  –  patent skeleton lantern, 'Pamphengos' lantern etc.

Mawson & Swan, p.xi  –  Mawson plates for detective and instantaneous cameras

R.R. Beard, p.xi  –  Beard's gas regulator, miniature telescopic lantern etc.

W. Wray, p.xi  –  Wray's lenses

William Tylar, p.xii  –  Tylar's lanternescope

Whittaker & Co., p.xii  –  'Optics of photography' by J. Traill Taylor

J.F. Shew & Co., p.xii  –  Shew's Universal hand camera

Newton & Co., p.xii  –  optical lanterns and slides

Frank Weeks, p.xii  –  leading specialist for slide designs

continued from: The optical magic lantern journal: volume 3 number 36 (May 1892)

continued by: The optical magic lantern journal: volume 3 number 38 (July 1892)

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