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         Links and Information

If you have enjoyed this web site you may wish to purchase a copy in the form of a CDROM cost is £10 (postage extra) details of how to obtain your copy can be obtained by email from magiclantern14@hotmail.com

Books
Lantern books frequently come in and out of print , check out book searches in second hand book shops or on the web. Original Victorian publications tend to be expensive more recent publications include:-
Magic Lanterns by Derek Greenacre  published by Shire           .
Servants of Light by Dennis Crompton, Richard Franklin and Stephen Herbert published by E. G. Bond for the Magic Lantern Society.
Magic Images by Dennis Crompton, David Henry & Stephen Herbert published by the Magic Lantern Society
Victorian Britain Through The Magic Lantern by Steve Humphries published by Sidgwick & Jackson
To Catch A Sunbeam by L.M.H.Smith published by  Michael Joseph.
The Lantern Image (Supplement 1) by David Robinson published by the Magic Lantern Society
 
 


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Email for Magic Lantern Society   is      LMH.Smith@magiclanternsocy.demon.co.uk

 

Museums and Links

There are lots of museums that offer at least a token of  magic lantern material.Check out opening times and material available from hyperlinks below :-
 
 


Beamish Museum Co. Durham England
Magic Lantern Castle Museum

 

Web Site Links


The Magic Lantern Society


American Magic Lantern Theater
Collecting Cinematographica

Bill Douglass Museum of Pre-Cinema History
Victorian Animations


The Magic Lantern
Stereoviews......a great web site of Victorian stereocards
Galantee So
Professor Heard's Magic Lantern shows


Audio visuals by imatronic
Arctic regions slides
Photography Research & Resouce Page
Lee  Gallery period photography



Eadweard Muybridge pioneer of moving images

Fox Talbot Correspondence

Victorian Station

Gale Wollenberg master craftsman and maker of a modern bi-unial lantern !

Albert Khan Photographs

Pictorial Photographers of America

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