Optical magic lantern journal, number 8.99

editor: TAYLOR, J. Hay  (c.1858-1936)

Notes, pp. 125-126

Beechey's trinoptric lantern, p. 127

Prominent men in the lantern world: no. X -- Mr C.W. Locke, pp. 127-129

Edmund A. Robins, Hints on exhibiting cinematographs, pp. 129-131

T. Perkins, Architecture as a subject for lantern slides: no. IX, pp. 131-132

E.D., A magic lantern of 1737, pp. 132-134

Visions of art, pp. 134-135

Edward Dunmore, The invention and development of the optical lantern: chapter XV, pp. 135-136

Charles E. Rendle, The lanternist's practical cyclopaedia: no. X [Electric lighting - Fahrenheit], pp. 136-137

New apparatus, pp. 138-139

Editorial table, p. 139

Patent intelligence, pp. 139-140

Notes and queries, p. 140

Fuerst Brothers, p.i (margins)  –  Lumiere plates and papers, Hauff's developers

W.B. Whittingham & Co., p.i (margins)  –  clearance sale of photographic stock

Perken, Son & Rayment, p.i  –  smallest camera on earth

Mawson & Swan, p.i  –  'Castle' and 'Lantern' dry plates

Various small advertisers, p.ii  –  general advertisements

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

Lund, Humphries & Co. Ltd, p.ii  –  'Practical photographer' magazine, bound volume

Magic Lantern Journal Co. Ltd, p.ii  –  back numbers of OMLJ

E.G. Platt, p.ii  –  optical lanterns, 'Birkbeck' hand cameras

Archer & Sons, p.iii  –  'Ideal' and 'Photinus' lanterns

Thornton Pickard Manufacturing Co., p.iii  –  cameras and shutters

Riley Brothers, p.iii  –  Riley's Kineoptoscope, 'Praestantia' lantern, Lawson saturator

Noakes & Norman, p.iv  –  'Invicta' cinematograph, animated photography and projection

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

Eastman Photographic Materials Co. Ltd, p.v  –  Eastman's 'Platino-bromide' photographic paper

W.P. Thompson & Co., p.vi  –  patents and trademarks

Morley & Cooper, p.vi  –  lanterns, slides and accessories

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

Iliffe & Son, p.vi  –  'Photography' weekly magazine

Frederick J. Borland, p.vi  –  patent scissors arc lamps

F. Brown, p.vi  –  Stedman-Brown automatic oxygen generator

C.W. Locke, p.vii  –  maker of lanterns, slides and accessories

Magic Lantern Journal Co. Ltd, p.vii  –  bound volumes of OMLJ for 1896

Scottish Acetylene Gas Co., p.vii  –  'Auto' acetylene gas generator

Magic Lantern Journal Co. Ltd, p.viii  –  OMLJ almanac and annual 1897-8, reviews of 1896 edition

Magic Lantern Journal Co. Ltd, p.ix  –  OMLJ almanac and annual 1897-8, reviews of 1896 edition

E.G. Wood, p.x  –  Wood's 'Special' jet

R.R. Beard, p.x  –  Beard's regulators, pressure gauge, Gwyer's jets

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

European Blair Camera Co., p.x  –  'Hawkmoth' cameras, films for cinematograph pictures, 'Premier' dry plates

F.W. Hudlass, p.x  –  pneumatic lantern slide carrier, 'Quad' magazine hand camera

Baxter & Wray, p.xi  –  'B. & W.' cinematograph camera, animated photography

J.H. Rigg, p.xii  –  Rigg's 'Kinematograph', animated photographs

Wrench & Son, p.xiii  –  optical lanterns and apparatus

J.S. Willway & Sons, p.xiii  –  'Pendant' saturator, Gwyer's patent gas jet

Philipp Wolff, p.xiv  –  cinematograph films and machines

Magic Lantern Journal Co. Ltd, p.xiv  –  ready reference table for lantern projection

W.C. Hughes, p.xv  –  'Moto Photoscope' cinematograph, 'Gem Moto Bijou' living picture camera etc.

Benetfink and Co. [2], p.xvi  –  'Speedy' hand camera

William Tylar, p.xvi  –  lantern slides and accessories

Newton & Co., p.xvi  –  'Demonstrator's' lantern, lantern slides of Nansen's polar expedition

continued from: The optical magic lantern journal: volume 8 number 98 (July 1897)

continued by: The optical magic lantern journal: volume 8 number 100 (September 1897)

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