1136
Large c.1890s mahogany and brass 
“STROUD & RENDELL’S SCIENCE 
[MAGIC] LANTERN”, with rack-and-
pinion lens, unusual middle section 
with drop-down mirror for scientific 
observations, “Reynolds & Branson, 
Leeds” retailer’s plate, tin rear section 
with blue glass peephole set into side-
opening door, and carved base; later 
retrofitted for electricity, dimensions 
approx. 57 x 23 x 64cm.
$500–750
1137
Large c.1890s mahogany and brass 
MAGIC LANTERN with rack-and-pinion 
lens, “E. Peters Bruxelles” retailer’s 
plate, tin chimney element, two red 
glass peepholes, side-opening door, 
slide-off rear panel, and finely carved 
base; later retrofitted for electricity, 
dimensions approx. 53 x 28 x 61cm.
$400–600 ❖
1138
Large c.1890s mahogany and brass 
MAGIC LANTERN with impressive 
triple-extension lens, tin chimney 
element, two side-opening doors with 
blue glass peepholes, and finely carved 
base; later retrofitted for electricity,
dimensions approx. 46 x 30 x 64cm.
$500–750
1140
MAGIC LANTERNS: Early 20th-
century group comprising Ensign 
No. 6 Optiscope (2) and Ensign No. 9 
Optiscope. (3 items)
$100–150 ❖
1141
MAGIC LANTERNS: Group of c.1920s 
magic lanterns, comprising Ensign 
“Optiscope No. 6”, Great National “No. 
1 Stereopticon”, and a W. Butcher & 
sons model. (3 items)
$100–150 ❖
1142
MT MACEDON, KEILOR, & OTHER: 
Three 1857 hand-illustrated glass slides 
for magic lantern; framed and glazed, 
43 x 23cm overall.
$200–300 ❖
1143
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Set of 9 
hand-illustrated glass slides for magic 
lantern by W. Watson & Sons, London; 
framed and glazed (with glass backing), 
46 x 39.5cm overall.
$150–200 ❖
1139
Group of c.1880s toy magic lanterns, 
one with Johann Falk manufacturer’s 
plate; black-lacquered tin, 
the tallest 31cm. (3 items)
$200–250 ❖
1136
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