Optical magic lantern journal, number 2.23

Printer: Woodford Fawcett & Co.

editor: TAYLOR, J. Hay  (c.1858-1936)

Notes, pp. 99-100

Fantoccini slides, p. 100

Hand cameras for obtaining slides for the lantern: no. 11 -- 'The Guinea', pp. 100-101

Pressure gauges, p. 101

Alfred Pumphrey, Experience with ethoxo limelight, p. 101

H. Padgham, Electric incandescent lamps for optical lanterns, p. 102

Flame extinguishers and method of testing, p. 102

A.R. Dresser, Hints on enlarging: chapter VI, pp. 102-103

Bull's-eye, Flashes on lantern topics, pp. 103-104

Albert W. Scott, Ether saturators, p. 104

Horace Hilton, On 'Pressure's' riddle and regulators in general, pp. 104-105

William Bishop, Fluid in gas cylinder, p. 105

E. Baker, William King, William Lawson and John J. Jones, Correspondence, pp. 105-106

Notes and queries, p. 106

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

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

Eastman Photographic Materials Co. Ltd, p.i (margins)  –  'Kodak' hand camera

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

Walter Tyler, p.i  –  magic lanterns and slides

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

J. Barnard & Son, p.ii  –  magic lantern slides and slide painting colours

W.H. Humphries & Co., p.ii  –  magic lantern, dissolving view and photographic apparatus

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

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

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

F.W. Hart, p.iii  –  magic lantern screen stands etc.

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

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

Booth Bros., p.iii  –  picture frame cutting machine

G.W. Wilson, p.iii  –  photographic publishers and lantern slide makers

Robert H. Clark, p.iii  –  special offer on lantern slides

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

Wilkinson & Co., p.iii  –  highest class slide colouring

Frank Weeks, p.iii  –  original drawings for reproduction as lantern slides

Manchester Oxygen Company, p.iv  –  oxygen by Brin's patent process

Walter A. Griffiths & Co., p.iv  –  'Guinea' detective camera

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

Crystal Palace, p.iv  –  fourth National Photographic Exhibition

Fry Manufacturing Co., p.v  –  Fry's lantern plates

Talbot & Eamer, p.v  –  'Talmer' automatic hand camera

W.I. Chadwick, p.v  –  a practical hand camera

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

C. Cusworth, p.vi  –  Cusworth's Photographic Repeater

Platinotype Company, p.vi  –  improved 'Key' camera

C.C. Vevers, p.vi  –  coloured lantern slide binders

D. Noakes & Son, p.vii  –  improved lantern apparatus

R.W. Thomas & Co., p.vii  –  new prospectus for transparency and slide making

Alfred Underhill, p.vii  –  dissolving view artist

W. Wray, p.vii  –  Wray's lenses

William Tylar, p.viii  –  Tylar's lanternescope

J.C. Shenstone, p.viii  –  patent enlarging lantern and stand

York & Son, p.viii  –  York's optical lantern slides

J.F. Shew & Co., p.viii  –  'Eclipse' hand camera

Newton & Co., p.viii  –  new lantern slides

John J. Griffin & Sons Ltd, p.viii  –  photographic apparatus, materials and chemicals

continued from: The optical magic lantern journal: volume 2 number 22 (March 1891)

continued by: The optical magic lantern journal: volume 2 number 24 (May 1891)

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