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An Edwardian brass and alloy magic lantern or helioscopic projector, Walter Tyler patent 2459, 41cm long, together with two bellows plate cameras: Thornton Pickard 'The Empress' and a Frank Cliffe, with three plate carriages.Magic lantern: lacking chimney and candle holder/lens, otherwise in good order, intact and functional.Empress camera: appears complete. Bellows appear sound and free from holes/tares. Lens good. Some signs of age and use.Cliffe camera: as found - distressed. Bellows appear sound. Lens good.

AN ENGLISH OXIDISED BRASS SEXTANTHEATH AND COMPANY LIMITED, LONDON, SECOND QUARTER OF THE 20th CENTURYThe 7 inch triple-ring pierced frame with pivoted arm mounted with mirror opposing hinged aperture for reading the silvered inset silvered Vernier scale incorporating screw micrometer adjustment to left hand side and inscribed RAPID-READER over trade plate 'HEZZANITH' AUTOMATIC TANGENT SCREW, AUTOMATIC CLAMP, PATENT, the edge of the scale plate beneath further inscribed HEATH & Co. NEW ELTHAM, LONDON S.E.9, the angles applied with two sets of hinged filters and horizon mirror opposing brass sighting tube, the rear with wooden grip, the mahogany box with paper test certificate issued by The 'Hezzanith' Instrument Works, LONDON annotated with performance results for the instrument reference B89 to the interior of the lid, the exterior with carrying handle to front, together with a late Victorian Scottish oxidised and patinated brass monocular microscope with telescopic eyepiece and twin nosepiece to body tube, and fine-screw focus to the top of the cylindrical limb, above rectangular stage with slide clips and subs-stage condenser assembly incorporating adjustable iris aperture, mounted via a knuckle pivot onto further squat column applied to a Y-shaped platform foot engraved J. LIZARS, OPTICIAN, GLASGOW, No. 106 to rear, in original mahogany box with two objective cannisters labelled 1/6in and 1in together with another by Leitz, (2).The sextant box 14cm (5.5ins) high, 28cm (11ins) wide; the microscope box 31.5cm (12.5ins) high, 19cm (7.5ins) wide, 16.5cm (6.5ins) deep. The firm of Heath and Company was founded in 1845 by George Heath in Erith, Kent. He specialised in supplying instruments to the maritime trade as was succeeded by his sons Frederick Thomas and George William on his death in 1872. By 1900 the firm had expanded to become one of the most prolific manufacturers of nautical and surveying instruments and had adopted the `Hezzanith` trade name; in 1926 the business was amalgamated with W.F. Stanley of London.The optician John Lizars (1810-1879) set-up business as an optical instrument maker in Glasgow in 1830. After his death his successors continued making eyeglasses, telescopes, microscopes, barometers, thermometers, magic lanterns and slides, cameras, stereo cameras and viewers and binoculars. By 1913 had branches in Edinburgh, Paisley, Greenock, Aberdeen, Liverpool and Belfast, latterly the company merged with C. Jeffrey Black to form the Black and Lizars chain of optical retailers. 

Collection of twenty three children's magic lantern slides.

Bedouin headdress, Coty African head death mask, Dyak dagger handle, Herman teddy bear, magic lantern slides, bow in case, flute, Minton tiles, etc.

2nd-3rd century A.D. A bifacial oval-shaped carnelian gemstone with bevelled edge, the obverse engraved with a scene composed of multiple figures standing on a ground line, crescent moon between two stars above, from left possibly the god Helios or Serapis being crowned by Victory, the central standing figure of Isis holding a cornucopia, fronted by an eagle holding a wreath in its beak, crowned by another winged Victory; partial inscription below; reverse bearing five lines of later inscribed text, in Greek and Latin letters. Cf. Campbell, B., 'A Miscellany of Engraved Stones' in Hesperia, 1954, volume 23, pp.138-157, fig.31. 2.11 grams, 20 mm (3/4 in.). Acquired 1970-1999. Property of a late London Mayfair gentleman, by descent. Egyptian deities are often represented on magical gems: in particular Isis, Osiris, Sarapis, Horus-Harpokrates and Anubis but also Thoth, cynocephali, leontocephali, other figures with animal heads, scarabs and, less often, Seth, Apis or other gods. On the other hand, many gems with typical Graeco-Roman deities are represented without having a connection to magic; they were applied to magical use by being inscribed with magical words or formulae.

Circa 4th-8th century A.D. A conical ceramic bowl bearing a series of painted Aramaic incantations arranged in circumferential bands to the internal wall, incorporating a trapezoidal panel containing a demon figure. 275 grams, 15 cm wide (5 7/8 in.). Acquired before 1988. From an important deceased gentleman’s collection by descent. Aramaic incantation bowls are particular to the Sassanian period and have been found in regions of modern Iraq. These simple ceramic bowls, also known as magic bowls, each contain an Aramaic inscription, written in ink, which spirals from the centre. The bowls seem to have played an important part in domestic life. For example, during excavations in Nippur in 1889, one or more incantation bowls were found in each house together with domestic artefacts, most often in doorways or under floorboards in the corner of rooms. The bowls are predominantly apotropaic, and the inscriptions tend to protect their owners from misfortunes such as those faced in child-birth, illness and evil spirits.

9th-10th century A.D. A gilt silver pendant of discoid form with integral suspension loop, displaying the god Odin in the centre, gripping a raven in each hand, pseudo-corded border. Cf. Hammond B., British Artefacts Volume 2 - Middle Saxon and Viking, Witham, 2010, p.57, item 1.5.3-f; cf. Korshyn, V.E., Yazcheskye Priveski Drevnei Rysi X-XIV Vekov, Moscow, 2013, item M.2.02. 1.5 grams, 22 mm (7/8 in.). UK gallery, acquired in the 2000s. Property of an English gentleman. Odin, also known as Woden in Old Saxon, the chief god of Eddic mythology and the most versatile of the gods. He is the father of the gods, the god of poetry, the god of the dead, of war, magic, runes and ecstasy. The numerous names for Odin in Old Norse literature exemplify his diversity. According to Snorri Sturluson in the Gylfaginning Odin is one of the first of the gods to be created. Odin is called the All Father because he is the father of all the gods. He lives in Asgard from where he can look over the whole world and is considered to be omniscient, and because of this he is known as 'the extremely wise one.' Odin's attributes are his spear, Gungnir, a ring known as Draupnir, his blindness in one eye and his hat and cloak, all of which form his stereotypical image. Odin's two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, meaning Thought and Memory, are likewise firmly established attributes from the end of the Migration Age onwards, as illustrated in bracteates, pendants and picture stones. The two ravens fly over the whole world and return at breakfast bringing Odin news of many things, and through this he is known as Hrafnagud, or the raven god. [No Reserve]

A Vintage Wooden Box Containing Two Sets of Coloured and Monochrome Magic Lantern Slides, South Wales and Paris Exhibition

ROBERT WOOD, LONDON. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY ORMOLU MOUNTED AUTOMATON BRACKET CLOCK the bell top case surmounted by a hinged brass handle above a glazed door flanked by ormolu caryatid corners enclosing a 7" brass arched dial with gilt rococo spandrels and silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with calendar aperture, the arch with rocking figural automaton within a silvered ring engraved 'MERTH AND MAGICK (Magic)' fronting an eight day double-fusee movement with verge escapement and foliate engraved backplate striking the hours on a bell47cm highThe original bell is present. Extra image has been uploaded.

A selection of books relating to hill walking and climbing, including: Mountains and a Shore, by Michael Pereira; Portraits of Mountains, by Eileen Molony (Ed.); British Rivers, by John Lewin (Ed.); The Magic of Skye, by W.A. Poucher; A Year in the Fells, by A.H. Griffin; and others, two boxes.

HARRY POTTER: Ten boxed collectable magic wands to include Death Easters, George Weasley, James Potter etc

HARRY POTTER: Ten boxed collectable magic wands to include Arthur Weasley, Albus Potter, Scorpius Malfoy etc

HARRY POTTER: Ten boxed collectable magic wands to include Voldemort, Dumbledore, William Weasley etc

HARRY POTTER: Nine boxed collectable magic wands to include Fred Weasley, Neville, Percy Weasley etc

HARRY POTTER: Ten boxed collectable magic wands to include Luna Lovegood, Molly Weasley, Bernadetter etc

HARRY POTTER: Eleven boxed collectable magic wands to include Draco Malfoy, Bella, Ginny Weasley etc

HARRY POTTER: Fifteen boxed collectable magic wands to include Wand 643 and Dean Thomas, Rubeus Hagrid umbrella wand and Noble Partners Harry Potter Wand, etc

HARRY POTTER: Merchandise to include Harry Potter scarfs, Dumbeldore hat, Magic Reveal pin badges, collectors badges etc

Five boxes glass paperweights, two Nao geese ornaments and a quantity of Magic Lantern slides

Magic Lantern with wooden casing, leather bellows. Metal housing where lighting is powered with paraffin surrounding compound. well loved

A box of magic lantern slides depicting family photos etc. Approx. 50+.

TWO TUBS CONTAINING TOOLS to include saws, screwdrivers, paint and paste brushes, cased multi-purpose magic saw, Am tech laser level, hammers and a pointing and grouting gun kit etc

Run of Rupert The Bear annuals from 1936-1979, including 1936,1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946,1947, 1948,1949, 1950, 1951 ,1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1979. (43 total). 1936 - tbbt completed, colouring on title page, paintings completed, some foxing to pages 1937 - tbbt completed, some staining to cover, corners rubbed 1938 - tbbt completed, rubbing to corners 1939 - tbbt completed, remnants of Christmas paper to inside cover, corners rubbed 1940 - corners have been cut 1943 - lazer copy covers Some may have Magic Paintings completed - 1960 not completed, 1961 very minor colouring to magic paintings, 1962 completed, 1963 not completed, 1964 very minor (one arm), 1965 very minor (one small person), 1966 very minimal - couple of figures, 1967 not completed but half an inch to spin missing, 1968 completed. Mostly in very good, clean condition, may be odd name, colouring etc. Please see photographs for conditions.

74 Rupert Annuals from 1960-1969, including 1960 x7, 1961 x11, 1962 x8, 1963 x4, 1964 x11, 1965 x5 (one spine 2inch damage to spine), 1966 x9 (two spines damaged), 1967 x10, 1968, 1969 x5. (74 in 2 boxes) Some may have writing/magic painting completed/spines worn. Please see photographs.

Collection of vintage pin badges, including two The Magic Roundabout charity lapel pins and boxes, 11 x Golly doll badges incl. surfing, nurse, skateboarding, cricket etc, Rupert the Bear Express pin with arms raised, plus six others. 

Quantity of vintage Disney pre 1950, including Mickey Mouse in Giant Land, Mickey Mouse Crusoe, Pluto's Play-time, Father Noah's Ark, Wonder Book, Mickey Mouse in Pigmyland, Three Little Pigs, Peter Pan, Mickey Mouse Bedtime Stories, Robber Kitten, Dumbo, Detective Adventures, Thumper Annual, Pinnochio, The Night Before Christmas, The Golden touch, Mickey Mouse Hawaiian Holiday, Mickey's Very First Book, Mickey Mouse Sky High, Waterbabies, Mickey Mouse Movie Book No2, Mickey Mouse on Tour, Cinderella Magic Wand Book, 2 complete sticker albums publ. by Rich and Sonner c1940s, Pinocchio, The Fuehrer's Face 1942 Disney sheet music. Approx. 55, in two boxes.

Vintage Disney painting books, including Mickey Mouse Painting Book 1953 - Publicity Products; 3x 1955 Lady and The Tramp Giant Painting Book, published Dean; 1938 Mickey Mouse Painting Book publ. Dean and Son, 4/5 paintings done; Mickey Mouse Magic Water Colour Book, and Walt Disney's Paintless Painting Book publ. Dean (some partially complete). (7)

Over 80 Cheltenham and Gloucester theatre and music programmes plus local books and ephemera, including Cheltenham Opera House, Civil; Playhouse, Town Hall, Gaumont, Cheltenham Music Festival 1940/50s, Cheltenham Literature Festival, quantity of early Gloucester 1906-1920 music programmes eg. Gloucestershire Orchestral Society, programme of concert by thepupils of Miss T T Tomes 1906, The Magic Fan 1910 by pupils of Mrs T J Thompson, a WWI 1918 Grand Concert in aid of Cheltenham Racecourse Voluntary Aid Detachment VAD, a souvenir programme of the Gloucestershire Historical Pageant Cheltenham 1908 with super local adverts, Bacon's 1/2" Cycling and Motoring map on linen c1903, a signed Marty Wilde ticket for concert at the New Sarah Siddons, Pittville Street Cheltenham.

German tin plate Magic Lantern and a small collection of coloured glass slides

A Collection of Various Childrens Annuals. Including the Magic Roundabout. Clangers. Blue Peter.

First Edition Enid Blyton titled The Magic Faraway Tree.

A set of antique magic lantern slides showing Cinderella (one damaged)

Roald Dahl: 'The Magic Finger', London, George Allen & Unwin, 1968, 1st edition, illustrations throughout by William Pene du Bois, original pictorial paper covered boards

Michael Ondaatje, 4 first editions: 'Coming Through Slaughter', Toronto, Anansi, 1976, 1st edition, signed to title page, original pictorial card wraps (spine slightly sunned, else generally VGC), the first novel by the Sri Lankan-born Canadian Booker Prize winning author, 'Running in the Family', New York, Norton, 1982, 1st edition, signed to title page, original cloth backed boards, dust wrapper (VGC/VGC, $12.95 price intact), a fictionalized memoir, written in post-modern style involving aspects of magic realism, that deals with Ondaatje's return to his native island of Sri Lanka in the 1970s, 'In the Skin of a Lion', Toronto, McClelland & Stewart, 1987, 1st edition, signed to half title, original cloth lettered in silver, dust wrapper (VGC/VGC, $22.50 price intact), the author's second novel, 'The English Patient', Toronto, McClelland & Stewart, 1992, 1st edition, gift inscription to half title, else leaves internally clean/VGC, original cloth gilt, dust wrapper (VGC/VGC, $26.99 price intact), a part sequel to 'In the Skin of a Lion', winner of the 1992 Booker Prize, the 1992 Governor General's Award and the 2018 Golden Man Booker (4)

PETER RABBIT THE MAGICIAN, Aurora Illinois, 1942, The Strathmore Company, 4to, original pictorial boards, spiral bound, together with envelope containing magic tricks, original pictorial battered box

THE MAGICAL GAZETTE, THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE LONDON SOCIETY OF MAGICIANS, 1955-56, vol 10 Nos 1-11, vol 11 Nos 6-9, 11 original wraps + NOVEL MYSTERIES, London, L Davenport, 1940, 2nd edition, Nos 1, 3-6 original wraps + THE BUDGET, OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF MAGICIANS (BRITISH RING), 1956-2006, assorted issues, original wraps + THE MAGI, 2 issues, 1932, vol 23 No 4, 1936, vol 26 No 11, original wraps + MAURICE HURLING: A SHORT CUT TO VENTRILOQUISM, London, L Davenport, 1934, 1st edition, original wraps + JOE STUTHARD: MAGIC TRICKS, Billericay, Penshaw Press, ND, original wraps + EDWARD BAGSHAWE: 2 titles: E D PROUDLOCK'S ROUTINE WITH THIMBLES, foreword Will Goldston, London, L Davenport, circa 1933, original wraps loose; EDWARD PROUDLOCK'S VERSION OF THE SYMPATHETIC SILKS, Hounslow, Edward Bagshaw & Co [1936], 1st edition, original wraps + LEWIS GANSON: ACES IN DECEPTION, London, Gen Publications, 1948, 1st edition, original wraps + PETER WARLOCK (ED): COME A LITTLE CLOSER, EIGHT SESSIONS OF CLOSE-UP MAGIC, Billericay, Penshaw Press, 1953, 1st edition, original wraps (36)

DAVID DEVANT: MAGIC MADE EASY, London, S H Boulsfield, 1903, 1st edition, contempory cloth

C P SNOW: CORRIDORS OF POWER, London, MacMillan, 1964, 1st edition, signed and inscribed on ffep, original cloth, d/w (part losses and creasing) + HELEN MACDONALD: H IS FOR HAWK, London, Jonathan Cape, 2014, 2nd printing, signed, original cloth, d/w, vgc + JOHN BOWEN: A WORLD ELSEWHERE, London, Faber & Faber, 1965, 1st edition, signed and inscribed on ffep, original cloth, d/w, vgc + ANITA DESAI: IN CUSTODY, London, William Heinemann, 1984 reprint, signed and inscribed on title page, original cloth, d/w, vgc + SUSAN COOPER: THE MAGIC MAKER, Somerville Massachusetts, Candlewick Press, 2011, 1st edition, signed and inscribed on ffep, original cloth, d/w, vgc + MAY SARTON: THE POET AND THE DONKEY, New York, W W Norton, 1969, 1st edition, signed and inscribed on half title, original two-tone cloth, d/w, vgc + DOUGLAS RITCHIE: STROKE, London, Faber & Faber, 1960, 1st edition, signed and inscribed on ffep, original cloth, d/w (v small part losses) + KATHRYN TUCKER WINDHAM: JEFFREY INTRODUCES 30 MORE SOUTHERN GHOSTS, USA, The Strode Publishers, 1971, signed and inscribed on ffep, original cloth, d/w (small part losses and closed tears) (8)

ELLIS STANYON (ED), MAGIC: 1908-12, vols 9 to 12, 48 issues complete, 4to, comtemporary cloth,

WILL GOLDSTON: STAGE ILLUSIONS, London, The Magician, [1912], 1st edition, original pictorial boards, worn and reinforced, WILL GOLDSTON'S ANNUAL OF MAGIC 1915-16, London, Will Goldston Ltd [1916], 1st edition, original pictorial boards worn, WILL GOLDSTON'S EASY ROAD TO MAGIC IN SEVEN LESSONS, London, Will Goldston Ltd [1960] 1st edition, original wraps, ribbon ties, TRICKS YOU SHOULD KNOW, London, Will Goldston Ltd, [1920] 1st edition, original pictorial boards, GREAT TRICKS REVEALED, London, George Routledge Ltd, 1935, 1st edition, original cloth, d/w, vgc, TRICKS OF THE MASTERS, London, George Routledge Ltd, 1942, 1st edition, original cloth, d/w, SIMPLY CONJURING TRICKS, London, C R Pearson, 1920, 4th impression, original pictorial boards worn and reinforced, quantity 7

OSCAR SCHUTTE TEALE, HIGHER MAGIC MAGIC FOR THE ARTIST, New York, Adams Print Press, 1920, 1st deluxe edition, (191) and signed, original pictorial red cloth gilt, worn, aeg, 2 copies of the trade edition only on COPAC

CHARLES BERTRAM: ISN'T IT WONDERFUL? A HISTORY OF MAGIC AND MYSTERY: London, Phil May & Others, London, Swan Sonnensehein, 1819, 1st edition, bound in with 5 other works comprising Felicien Trewey, How it is Done, London, Hamley's Magical Saloons, circa 1900, Anon, Tricks for Amateurs of Both Sexes, London, Marshal Brooker & Chalkley, 1904, 4th edition, J F Burrows, Some New Magic, London, Hamley Brothers, circa 1904, HARRY WHITELEY, Miracles of Modern Magic, Manchester, printed by James Collins & Kingston [1905], 1st Edition, ANON, How to Give Conjuring and Other Entertainments at Home, London, James Hendersons & Sons, circa 1900, contemporary half calf

EDWIN ALFRED DAWES, THE BARRISTER IN THE CIRCLE A MEMBER OF SIDNEY WRANGEL CLARKE, London, The Magic Circle, 1983, (500) (25) (19) and signed, further signed and inscribed to Frank Kaval, original brown leather spine gilt lettered

PERCY NELDRETT: MORE MISCELLANEOUS MAGIC, Portsmouth, 1919, 1st edition, original wraps, FURTHER EXPERT MAGIC, Portsmouth, 1923, 1st edition, original pictorial wraps, MORE MAGICAL EXPERIMENTS, Portsmouth, 1924, 1st edition, original wraps, VOLUME 6 "COLLECTED MAGIC STORIES", Portsmouth, 1925, 1st edition, original wraps, THE MAGICAL MISCELLANY, Portsmouth, 1926, 1st edition, original wraps, VOLUME EIGHT OF THE COLLECTED MAGIC SERIES, Portsmouth, 1927, 1st edition, original wraps + H C MOLE, A C P MEDRINGTON and ERNEST HAMMOND, THE MAGIC OF TO-MORROW, Liverpool, 1919, 1st edition, original wraps, quantity 7

MARION WALLACE DUNLOP: THE MAGIC FRUIT GARDEN, London, Ernest Nister [1899], 1st edition, a few ills neatly hand coloured (some partly), original pictorial cloth with slight wear, Dunlop was the first Suffragette to go on hunger strike after her arrest for militancy in 1909

HARRY LEAT: THOUGHT FOR MAGIC, London, 1923, 1st edition, original wraps, MAGIC OF THE DEPOTS, 1923, London, 1st edition, original wraps, 40 YEARS IN AND AROUND MAGIC, London, 1923, 1st edition, original wraps, MAGIC OF THE DEPOTS 1924, London, 1924, 1st edition, original wraps, TRAGIC MAGIC, London, 1925, 1st edition, original wraps, USA DEPOT MAGIC, London, 1925, 1st edition, original wraps, MAGICAL CARTOONS AND INTERPOLATIONS, London, 1927, 1st edition, original wraps, quantity 7

March Attax Football Cards, 2007-08 seasons to 2018-19. Plus 2010 and 2014 World Cup, 2012 European Championships, 2015-16 Champions League. Large quantity and Magic Box Shoot Out 2005-06, 06-07, both appear complete sets in three boxes.

Queen ltd. ed CD display of the album 'A Kind of Magic', with COA, Queen cd display limited edition of the album 'Flash Gordon', with certificate of authenticity and a framed film cell presentation for Goldfinger, with certificate of authenticity

Match Attax Football Cards, large quantity in seven albums, nine large tins, two smaller, in bundles, carry case, Panini South Africa 2010 cards, Magic Box Shoot Out cards, etc:- Four Boxes

Two Victorian coloured animated winding Magic Lantern slides, man in bed with mouse and man with ship's wheel.

Three battery operated tin plate models including Four Engine Skycruiser and Helicopter both by Marx, Japanese Magic Action Bulldozer plus Rolls Royce by Clifford. All boxed.

A PORTMEIRION POTTERY MAGIC CITY COFFEE SET DESIGNED BY SUSAN WILLIAMS ELLIS

A Vintage Tin Plate Childs Magic Lantern Toy with Boxed Set of 16 Slides

A Vintage Metal Magic Lantern, Missing Burner Together with a Collection of Various Magic Lantern Slides

Skipper (1935-39) 236 wfg Invisible Ink Trick - M Book, 371 wfg Magic Pass Football and Wonder Changing Cards, 388 Ku Klux Klan cover wfg Bull's Eye Shooter, 418 wfg Whizz Bang Archie Anti-Aircraft Gun and 452 (trimmed) wfg Every Boys Thrill Dictionary [vg-/vg+] (5)

Magic 63 (1940) with Peter Piper and Gulliver strips by Dudley Watkins, Dick Turpentine and The Tickler Twins. Bright cover, cream/light tan pages with 2½ ins spine split and wear due to retrieval from bound volume. Untrimmed [vg-]

Magic (1940) 68, 69 With Koko, Peter The Piper, Gulliver and The Tickler Twins. First Robin Hood adventure. Illustrated ad for 1st Magic Fun Book. Bright covers, cream light/tan pages with spine wear due to retrieval from bound volume. Untrimmed [gd-vg] (2)

Eagle/Happy Warrior original artwork drawn and painted by Frank Bellamy for The Eagle Vol 8 No 47 (1957). During the second Indian War at the battle of Omdurman on 2 September 1898, a young Lieutenant, Winston Churchill, with 350 men of the 21st Lancers charged what they thought were an army of 700 Dervishes. Churchill later wrote 'A deep crease in the ground - a dry watercourse - a khor, appeared where all had seemed smooth, level, plain; and from it there sprang, with a suddenness of a pantomime effect and a high-pitched yell, a dense white mass of 2000 tribesmen and a score of horsemen with bright flags who rose as if by magic from the earth...' Bright Pelikan inks on board. 21 x 16 ins

Large Ross of London Magic Lantern, 75cm long

A collection of German magic lantern slides to include accompanying story book.