Optical magic lantern journal, number 4.51

editor: TAYLOR, J. Hay  (c.1858-1936)

Notes, pp. 109-110

A complex (Polytechnic) slide and how to make it, pp. 110-111

Hand-cameras for obtaining slides for the lantern: no. 28 -- 'Bull's-eye', pp. 111-112

Horace Hilton, Normal capacity of cylinders, p. 112

W.H. Harrison, Oils and lamps for the lantern: no. III, pp. 112-113

A.M. Hiddon, Cylinder notes, pp. 113-114

Jex Bardwell, A dissolver of 1848, p. 114

Richard Empson, Memo from my note book: lanterns at Exhibition of 1851 [part 3], p. 115

Jack O'Lantern, An angel in moleskin: a short story for lantern illustrations [part 3], pp. 115-116

Charles L. Mitchell, Lantern-slide making in America, pp. 116-118

T. Perkins, The magic lantern as an aid in schools: [part 1], pp. 118-120

Editorial table, p. 120

Notes and queries, p. 120

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

Perken, Son & Rayment, p.i  –  'Optimus' photographic competition

W.I. Chadwick, p.i  –  lenses, stereoscopic and hand cameras

Frederick J. Stedman, p.ii  –  transparencies made or coloured

W.R. Hill and Son, p.ii  –  optical scenic artists

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

W.C. Hughes, p.ii  –  modern bi-unial lantern

Paget Prize Plate Co., p.ii  –  Paget Prize lantern plates

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

Archer & Sons, p.iii  –  'Ideal' lantern etc.

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

C. Goodwin Norton, p.iii  –  renovation of shabby lanterns

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

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

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

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

Cadett & Neall, p.iv  –  'Cadett' lightning plate

James W. Garbutt, p.v  –  slides made from engravings, photos or negatives

R. Darlington & Co., p.v  –  maps, handbooks and lantern lectures

J.H. Steward, p.v  –  Steward's high-class optical lanterns

H. Hughes & Son, p.v  –  new illustrated catalogue

Arthur Schwarz & Co., p.v  –  Dr Andresen's developers and chemicals

Mawson & Swan, p.v  –  standard dry plates

W.C. Hughes, p.vi  –  magic lanterns

Fuerst Brothers, p.vi  –  Amidol-Hauff, Glycin-Hauff and Metol-Hauff developers

Frank Weeks, p.vii  –  slide designs

T.T. Wing, p.vii  –  slides made and coloured

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

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

W.A. Dawkins & Co., p.vii  –  magic lantern and photographic components and apparatus

William Lawson, p.vii  –  Lawson saturator and limelight

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

Valentine & Sons, p.vii  –  new catalogue of slide sets

Eastman Photographic Materials Co. Ltd, p.viii  –  'Solio' printing paper

D. Noakes & Son, p.ix  –  illustrated catalogue of apparatus and slides

Riley Brothers, p.x  –  Lawson's saturator, 'Praestantia' lantern etc.

Steven Bros., p.xi  –  'Lantern Bible' slides

Wilkinson & Co., p.xi  –  slide making and colouring

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

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

Scotch & Irish Oxygen Co., p.xi  –  collapsible cylinder stand

Thomas Illingworth & Co., p.xi  –  new premises for making enlargements

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

W. Wray, p.xi  –  Wray's lenses

F. Brown, p.xii  –  lime-light jets

G.W. Wilson, p.xii  –  lantern slides

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

McIntosh Battery and Optical Company, p.xii  –  'Royal Chicago' stereopticons etc.

continued from: The optical magic lantern journal: volume 4 number 50 (July 1893)

continued by: The optical magic lantern journal: volume 4 number 52 (September 1893)

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