Magic Lantern - A telling portrait part 2

Funny Faces part 2.

	A glass magic lantern slide with four coloured portraits of ethnic figures. The slide measures 9 ½” x 3” (24 x 7.5 cm).

	Disc slide made by Max Dannhorn (M.D.) portraying an European, an Australian, a Caucasian, an American, an Ethiopian and a Malaysian. Diameter 10.5 cm.
Another slide from the same series with four portraits of ethnic figures. A Native American Indian and some black African Chiefs. The slide measures 9 ½” x 3” (24 x 7.5 cm).
Five ethnic figures on a slide made by Ernst Plank (E.P.)
Long glass slide. Manufacturer unknown.
		A series of odd cartoon characters on a round slide (disc) made by Max Dannhorn (M.D.), Nuremberg.

No makers mark.
This slide measures 6 1/4" long and about 1 3/4" inches tall. There is no makers mark or signature.

Great slipping magic lantern slide depicting a woman in her youth and in her old age. Sliding in a metal frame. Sizes 7 x 2 3/4" (17.8 x 7 cm), c. 1880.
Four comical portraits on a slide made by Ernst Plank (trademark E.P. below left). The slide measures 2" x 7"(5 x 18 cm).

Two oblong magic lantern slides, maker is probably Carette, Nürnberg. 5.9" x 1.5" (15 x 4 cm).

Cartoon-like portraits depicted on a French hand painted magic lantern slide, possible made by Lapierre. Sizes 9.25 "x 2.25" (23.5 x 5.5 cm).
Portraits of men in uniform.

An antique glass magic lantern slide of circular form by the German maker, Ernst Plank. Dating to around 1890, such slides were suitable for the company's 'Climax' and 'Globus' lanterns. It measures15 cm in diameter and has the protective cover glass and metal ring to the outer edge.

Various portraits. Manufacturer unknown. Two magic lantern slides with the portraits of eight warlords that played an important part in the Russian-Japanese War (Febr. 1904 - Sept 1905), the first great war of the 20th Century. Koeropatkin, Kaulbars, 2x unreadable, Oyama, Kuruki, Nogl, Oku.
The manufacturer of this magic lantern slide with funny portraits with the trademark FN. is Fritz Neumeyer, Nuremberg, Germany.
Portraits of four gentlemen who enjoy their drink and smoking. See also Bad Habits.
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