Optical magic lantern journal, number 5.60

editor: TAYLOR, J. Hay  (c.1858-1936)

Notes, pp. 85-86

W.H. Harrison, The supply of oxygen to lantern flames: no. I, pp. 86-88

Hand cameras for obtaining slides for the lantern: no. 30 -- the 'Nalda', p. 88

Charles E. Rendle, The lanternist's den: no. XIII -- how to build a bi-unial -- VI, pp. 89-90

Edwin D. Bartlett, Slides for science teachers: no. I -- 'magnetic curves', p. 91

Albert Tranter, Hymn slides, etc., p. 92

A.M. Hiddon, The optical system of a lantern: part II, pp. 92-95

C. Goodwin Norton, Lantern exhibitions in summer, pp. 95-96

Duncan Moore, Architectural subjects in the lantern, pp. 96-99

H.C.R. Harley (compiler), Enlarging by daylight: [part 1], pp. 99-101

Cylinder box, p. 101

Editorial table, pp. 101-102

Patent intelligence, p. 102

W.D. Askew, J.B.M., Ion and Newton & Co., Correspondence, pp. 102-103

Notes and queries, pp. 103-104

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

Perken, Son & Rayment, p.i  –  'Optimus' patent lamp for projection lantern

European Blair Camera Co., p.i  –  Blair's hand cameras for 1894

Stedman & Soper, p.ii  –  transparencies made by the collodion process

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

Percy Lund & Co., p.ii  –  'Practical photographer' magazine

Photogram Ltd, p.ii  –  'The photogram' monthly magazine

Alfred H. Saunders, p.ii  –  lantern slide artist

C. Goodwin Norton, p.ii  –  lanterns, accessories and slides

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.

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

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

F. Brown, p.iii  –  'Gridiron' saturator

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

J.H. Steward, p.iv  –  Davenport's electric arc lamp, Steward's photogenic lanterns, etc.

Mawson & Swan, p.v  –  standard dry plates

J. & R. Oldfield, p.v  –  optical lanterns, darkroom lamps etc.

George Wheeler & Co., p.v  –  photographic goods and accessories

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

Thornton Pickard Manufacturing Co., p.v  –  Thornton-Pickard shutters

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

G.W. Wilson, p.v  –  new slide sets just issued

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

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

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

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

Birmingham Dry Collodion Plate and Film Co. Ltd, p.vi  –  Hill-Norris dry collodion lantern plates

Joseph Levi & Co., p.vii  –  'Nalda' and 'Midget' hand cameras

W.C. Hughes, p.vii  –  magic lanterns and slides

Eastman Photographic Materials Co. Ltd, p.viii  –  Platino-bromide paper

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

Elliott and Son, p.x  –  new lantern plate

Fuerst Brothers, p.x  –  Hauff's developers

Walter Tyler, p.xi  –  oxygen and other compressed gases

R. Field & Co., p.xi  –  Anderton's lantern stereoscope

Lea & Son, p.xi  –  steel cylinders for compressed gases

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

W. Wray, p.xi  –  lantern projection lenses

Planet Electrical Engineering Co. Ltd, p.xii  –  'Planet' automatic electric lantern lamp

Newton & Co., p.xii  –  new patent 'Demonstrator's' lantern and Newtonian' lamp

continued from: The optical magic lantern journal: volume 5 number 59 (April 1894)

continued by: The optical magic lantern journal: volume 5 number 61 (June 1894)

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