Mechanical Magic Lantern. Flein, Germany: Rudiger Deutsh, c...

A lovely reproduction of a self-contained magic lantern show by Rudiger Deutsch. A lovely decorated piece that shows a drawing of a family watching a magic lantern show. When a slide is inserted into

New Magic Mindreading Machine. Flein, Germany: Rudiger Deustch, ca. 1988. From a handsome wooden cabinet, a small spyglass and booklet are removed. A spectator selects a town he wishes to visit from l

(lot of 3) Magic Lanterns Type 720 by Georg Carette, Germany, c. 1885, one retaining the "Gesetzlich Geschutz" tag at front under lens, largest approx. 11"h, 9"w, 4.75"d, total of all 3.45lbs **Proven

(lot of 2) Magic Lanterns, c.1890, attributed to Max Dannhorn, Nuremberg, Germany (active 1872-1921), tin and brass construction each with a fancy lens support or carrier, both with loose and partial

English, c.1890, unmarked with gas taps marked O & H, mechanical adjustment to lime light spike, reflective concave mirror an a cast iron base, and another very similar

"The Exhibitors Lantern", C. T. Milligan label and instructions; nickel plated and tin lantern with bellows, cased; together with (7) misc. slides, one of which is cloth mechanical; normal wear; case

A Linhof 6x6 Medium Format Projector, c.1960, with a red Linhofb adge and enamelled crest, with a Leitz Wetzlar, Germany, Hektor 1.25/150mm lens, with a carriage to take magic lantern slides, complete

Magic Lantern, c. 1880 England, mahogany with brass fittings, condensor Ø 10 cm, with brass-bound Petzval-type lens of approx. 4/15 cm and burner with large mirror, lens missing an internal space

Very Rare Magic Lantern by Rose, c. 1830 Johann Friedrich Rose, Nürnberg. Tinplate toy lantern for wood-mounted lantern slides with height approx. 3 ½ in. (9 cm), picture diameter approx. 2 ¼ in.

22 Early Magic Lantern Slipping Slides, c. 1860 England, good-quality hand-colored slipping slides, 4 x 7 in., with amusing motifs, in mahogany frames. - In addition: A single rackwork slide, 4 x 7 in

3 Magic Lanterns and Cinematographs, c. 1900 35 mm, on wood bases. 1) Lapierre, Paris. "Lapierre Cinema", with beater movement, for 50 mm wide slides, height 43 cm. - 2) Unmarked model with Art-Nouvea

(lot of 4) Magic Lanterns by Johann Falk, each with the Falk logo, includes (1) cinematograph with mechanics seem to work, one with slide, one with slide carrier, for shipping largest item approx. 16"

English, c.1880, the top of the lens mount engraved 'Newton & Co, Opticians to Her Majesty the Queen and the Government, 3 Fleet Street, London', the lantern on a polished mahogany base with steelplat

Wind-up music box with 3 girls dancing around the maypole. Germany, c. 1900. The figures have bisque heads with original dresses, on wood and composition bodies, when cranked, rotate on circular base

31 Attractive Magic Lantern Single Slipping Slides (4 x 7 in.), c. 1860-1900 Predominantly England, mostly hand-colored, some transfers, mahogany frames, showing amusing motifs and some macabre scenes

18 Magic Lantern Single Slipping and Single-Lever Slides 4 x 7 in., c. 1880-90 Unmarked, but presumably predominantly from England. 13 single-lever slides, wood frame (prints, hand-colored and hand-pa

Döbler’s Greenhouse (Table Model). Flein: Rudiger Deutsch, 2000s. A flower apparently chosen at random blooms from the empty vase sitting atop the wooden table. Includes mechanical vase, sp

Germany, c. 1910, lithographed tin done in red body with gold trim, grey roof, clockwork driven with seated chauffeur, luggage rack, side lanterns, brake lever and opening side doors. 12" l.

Germany, c. 1910, lithographed tin done in red body with gold trim, clockwork driven with seated chauffeur, luggage rack, side lanterns, brake lever and opening side doors. 12 1/2" l.

A mechanical masterpiece! A spectacular reproduction of Conradi – Horster’s feast for the eyes! A true spectacle. Balls automatically disappear from the ball stand and start a “roller coaster ri

Chordephon Mechanical Zither Model 10, c. 1900 Chordephon Musikwerke Claus & Co., Leipzig, Germany. 44-note self-playing zither, for discs of Ø 14 1/3 in., hand-cranked, metal frame, playing conditio

Papier Mache and wood, mechanical pull-toy on wooden wheels with 6 skittle chickens, hand painted, signed Germany, chickens rotate when toy is pulled, 23" L x 15 3/4" H, skittles are 6 1/2" H. Expecte

22. NIFTY SILENT MOVIE CAR | Germany, c. 1913, very rare example is marked "Movie Man" on cars bonnet, wind-up motor drives car forward as camera man turns handle of camera as if filming, Book Example

Oil on canvas. With remains of signature in the lower central part Measurements: 102 x 82 cm.