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19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London
19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London
19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London
19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London
19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London
19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London
19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London
19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London
19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London
19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London
19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London
19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London

19th C Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº1957 London

$ 203.28

Availability: 92 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
  • Type: Magic Lantern Slide
  • Region of Origin: England
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Date of Creation: Pre-1900
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Antique: Yes
  • Time Period Manufactured: Vintage & Antique (Pre-1940)
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

    Description

    19th Century Newton Magic Lantern Projector 3 Wick Refulgent Lamp Patent Nº 1957 London
    Selling As-Is
    with mahogany case, 3 wick refulgent lamp unit and chimney - no slide changer or focusing lenses
    With historic provenance!
    Marked as owned by
    Rev E.C. JERVIS
    (see c1897 article citation below)
    Dimensions (w/chimney installed):  14"H x 10.5L x 7"W
    Weight:  9 LBS
    from
    The Nursing Record & Hospital World
    July 10, 1897:
    WE congratulate the Rev. E. C. Jervis on his courage in going straight to the Local Government Board concerning the abuses he has witnessed at Beckham Workhouse.