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Robinson Crusoe
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 Two circular magic lantern glass slides # IV and # VI with six images each. They measure approx. 4.3" across. Made in Germany by Ernst Plank. 1880's or 1890's. |
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This disc shaped magic lantern slide is larger than the one above, it
measures 6" (15.2 cm) across and shows eight scenes in bright colours.
Metal framed. For use in a special E.P. children's lantern.
Manufacturer: Ernst & Plank (E.P.) Germany. The label in the middle shows the number of the slide, No IV. |
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Another Robinson Crusoe disc slide, made by Ernst Plank. |
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Robinson Crusoe. | |
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time the story of Robinson Crusoe is depicted on two long magic
lantern slides that contain eight hand painted pictures. They are manufactured by Newton, London. There are stamped
makers marks in the wooden frame. Each frame measures 35.5 cm long and 9 cm wide. |
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magic lanternslides of an unknown manufacturer, each depicting three scenes from the Robinson Crusoe story. |
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Robinson Crusoe A set of probably 15 glass slides in a wooden frame. |
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 Finally a funny parody on the Robinson Crusoe story: Mickey Crusoe, a set of colour glass slides with Mickey Mouse playing the part of Robinson. Made in England by Ensign Limited by arrangement with Walt Disney-Mickey Mouse Ltd., early 1930’s. These slides were meant to be used in the Mickey Mouse Projector. |
 
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