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..INDEXA.Adjustment of a JclAluminium ...AinpliHcrs ...Aphcngescopc-Vrc Lamps .Articulosus FrameAttachment. MicroscopicPAGE2440117130— !3'126lOI125Enlarging LanternsErecting PrismErecting .ScreenEther .Saturators ...Experimental Lantern.*Explosion in GaugesPAGE134 to 13811299... 89 — 90112— 11383Biunial LanternBlow Through JetsBye Pass, use of .B.c.27... 7—2226—27—33Carriers ... ... ... ••94Centreing Carriers ... ... ... 97Centreing tlie light on CondensersChameleon ...Chemical E.xperimcntsChoreutescopeChromatropeCleaning LensesColored .SlidesCombination LanternCondensers ...Connection to .Star (las BurnerCurtain EffectCycloidolropeCylinders Strength ofCylinders. Table of contentsDitto Safety ofDitto Testing of 67—68D.Developers ...Dioramic EfTccts ...Dissolvcrs ...Ditto Sini]ile.\ ..Ditto Double PlugDissolving Taj s, Fittir.g upDissolving CarrierDistance TableDocwra TripleDocwra Centreing CarrierDouble Coml)inaiion ObjectiveE.Ftiects—how to Register themElectric LightElectrical Experimentsilectrical Trough .Enlarging without a LanternEnlarging ...-98-9S24154163 to 1 68157— 1 58145-54-159115146127-565437156-71-85-69-72141 — 142— 14340—50—5125-26 - 272627—31—3295613598• 57—6250127— 129160 to 1681 60137133 to 138FiguratropeFocus of LensFrog Plate ...Fiiting-up Triple ..,. Biunial .(jas Bags, Safety of(jas Bags, Two GasesGases Compressed ...Gas Pressure(Ja? SupplyGhost IllusionGood Frid.ay ServicesGrowing 'SlideMints to LecturersHydrogen GasHydrogen, to MakeIceland .SparIncandescent Lightletsfor Ether Light.Spirit ...SafetyMixedLamps, .SillierDitto .Sciopticon ...Ditto Principle ofDitto Russian IronDitto PamphengosDitto GlassesLanterns Electric ...Ditto BodyDitto PortableLantern .Services ...H-... 15659—60—611193230... 65-6685... 63-648130—32—54i6g103— 104118105—1076575120129—13020—21 — 22892021— 222244791014127— 1285— 28- 296
Page 1 and 2: THEPROJECTIO,MA GIC LANTERN MANUAL
Page 3: OCSBLIBRAPY
Page 9 and 10: THE MAGIC LANTERNHE LANTERN has lon
Page 11 and 12: The Polytechnic at this time, spare
Page 13 and 14: A third wick was then added to the
Page 15 and 16: interferes with the working of the
Page 17 and 18: some accident, a little pressure th
Page 19 and 20: iioften used as a substitute for th
Page 21 and 22: 13The Pamphengos (fig, ii) is const
Page 23 and 24: 15they may then be secured tightly
Page 25 and 26: 17sight-hole as high as possible, b
Page 27: THE PAMPHENGOS LAMP.It is imagined
Page 31 and 32: 21Safety Jet, is also known as the
Page 33 and 34: 23taken in the joints and fitting u
Page 35 and 36: 25A MECHANICAL STAND FOR HOLDING TH
Page 37 and 38: proved on the Maiden tap by introdu
Page 39: . mechanism—29gilded lantern, of
Page 42 and 43: 32With frequent use this becomes fa
Page 44 and 45: THE DOCWRA TRIPLE—Front View.
Page 46 and 47: 34through the grotto. Lantern No. i
Page 48 and 49: THE DOCWKA TRIPLE— Back View.
Page 50 and 51: 36THE REGISTERING RODS.In the usual
Page 52 and 53: 38handle which works the rack ; D,
Page 54 and 55: 40The illustration explains the pla
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—picture particularly at the edge
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44middle lantern. The lateral|line
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46As before mentioned, a lantern wi
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48be necessary to glue a thin piece
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50Having the lantern, either a Trip
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;of the (lame to be shown, place th
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54of old tubing (shown tinted in dr
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56When it is necessary to cone down
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58class of kns became obsolete, as
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6ofocus ? Doubtless many more quest
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62Examples.—An Sin. focus lens at
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64by the numbers here given, and wh
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—66it will soon force the air out
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68water to double that pressure. So
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—70obstruction and consequent une
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;72In conclusion, in order to prove
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74PURIFIER OR WASHBOTTLE.It is a gr
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76village hj is destined for, is of
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78which is of metal, D^ to which is
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—8othere is insufficient for thre
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82Wlicn two of these automatic arra
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84been considerably augmented since
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together at one end, and a hole cut
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88desired size. It is as well to ha
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90three layers of gauze it was foun
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^2The majority of lanternists use b
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94flaps held in position level with
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96BEARDS DISSOLVING CARRIER.Fig. 48
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98of the slide, it will occupy the
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lOOhalls. Some school rooms have ro
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T02together is a dreadful affair, i
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I04the pictorially illustrated even
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to6anxiety to a lecturer if they co
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— Aio8[Specimen ov Wording for a
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nogiven to the operator, by the col
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Fig. 60.The condenser will throw a
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—— ————114Pamphengos la
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ii6The No. I and 2 condensers are u
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ii8absorbed or lost by this piece o
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120POLARIZEDLIGHT.Before attempting
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122Let A. B. C. D. represent the se
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124and introduce between the prisms
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126When adjusting the jet, greater
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;128For dynamo currents as used at
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T30For small discs the " Focus inca
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132is very curious. C C are the doo
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t34enlarging lantern where circular
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136The Lens.—This should be of th
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«38Fig. 67.is placed the negative
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—;140the negative, the films of t
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142Pyro and Ammonia or Soda with a
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144CHLORIDEPLATES.Exposure.—From
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14^cheap slides are painted—we sh
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148turn of mind, or may be purchase
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150at the zenith and let the tone b
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—152blue to this, and touch with
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*54fireworks. Then comes a class of
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156Fig. 75 represents a similar sli
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t58both mechanism and designs have
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ELECTRICALi6oEXPERIMENTS.Fig. 80.It
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l62polished on one side of its surf
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1647th.Fill the trough with a solut
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admiti66which the liquid will rise
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i68to produce considerable effects
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i7oNo lantern manual would be consi
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—— ——172 ADVERTISEMENTS.The
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174 ADVERTISEMENTS.DALLMEYER'S LANT
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176 ADVERTISEMENTS.Established i88g
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;178 ADVERTISEMENTS.MAGIC LANTERNSA
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i8oADVERTISEMENTS.THENEW PATTERNPAT
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-1 82 ADVPRTISKMENTS.Hughes' Second
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1 84 An\'KRTISEMF.N'TS.MR. MALDEJ^'
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1 86 ADVERTISEMENTS.THE PATENT DOUB
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iSSADVF.RTISF.MRNTS.HUGHES' PATENT
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HUGHES'Patent] PerfectGENTRElNgREgl
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HUGHES' PATENT AUTOMATICMECHANICAL
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1 90 ADVERTISEMENTS.HUGHES' PATENTB
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192 ADVERTISEMENTS.a W. WliSOU ^ 00
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194 ADV'EKIISF.MI'.N IS.J.VVALENTIN
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ireSB'TlBRAfiTUniversity of Califor
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