Magic Lanterns, various manufacturers

	Magic Lanterns, various manufacturers various countries
	Mahogany and brass magic lantern, late 19th century. Manufacturer unknown. The lantern contains a triple wick burner, with individual wick controls and a brass-capped fuel storage container. It measures approx. 46 x 20 x 33 cm (18" x 8" x 13"). It has a 4" condenser and a large brass bound projection lens with a rack and pinion focus (which operates smoothly). In the hinged side door is a dark blue glass mounted, through which the flame could be seen.

French unmarked spherical brass magic lantern in a very special Art Nouveau design. Height 13" (33 cm).
		This magic lantern dates around 1900 and it measures a length of 17.25 inches, width of 5.25 inches and with original chimney in place it is just over 12 inches high. The front section consists of a slide holder which is a sprung loaded brass slide holding mechanism. The lens at the front is held in a brass tube and has a focussing knob and fine engineered cover.
Germany 1888, manufacturer unknown. The body is made of red painted tin and was also available in blue. On both sides decorated with a brass sun ornament. Sizes: 15 x 8.5 x 33 cm.		Large magic lantern without makers mark.