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CHEMISTRY, <fec. Aerial Experiments ... History and Development of Photographs ol Experiments „ Photographs ... Wireless Telegraphy 96 with Light Rays 101 Aeroplanes ... _ „ Television 98 Photographs-, Man-els of Air „ of Flvjng 130 Modem 104 Waves Hydrogen ... 129 Photographs-. Direct Colour... 102 Ammonia Hydroplanes ... ... ... 130 „ Natural 102 Anomalous Dispersions Hydrostatics 123 1’iieumaltcs ... ... ... 123 Sodium Vapour ... Polarized Light 1 02 Astronomical Work ... Ice Crystals 132 Poulien’s Wireless Telegraphy 97 Astronomy Infra fled Rays 103 Atoms. World of Instruments 92 Quartz Crystals ... 132 Audiometer Records „ Plates 102 Light 110-111,126-123 Reflection in .Mirrors... ... 101 ... 130 ., Invisible 103 Refraction bs- Lenses ... lot ... 135 „ Polarized 102 of Light 100 ... 100 Rays, Experiments with 101 Ripples ... ... 106 „ Refraction of ... 100, 101 .105 Liquids 109. 124 Sand Figures Cabinets for Slides ... 135, 136 Low-HilgerAudiometerRecordsti)7 „ Waves ... Carbon ... ... 129 Lunar Regions 88 Science, Makers of . Chemist, Our Debt to ... 113 Selemtcs Chladni's Sand Figures ... 107 Magnetic Curves 117 Slide Boxes Clouds Field * 99 131 „ Snoss- Crvstats Colour Photography ... 102 Magnetism Ill and Electricity „ Wares ... Combustiou .„ 129 113 Sodium Vapour Makers of Science ... .132 Comets 88 Solar System Constellations Marconi's Wireless Telegraphy 96 91 Solids Marvels of Modem Photo- Crystals of Snow, Ice and Sound graphy ... ... 104 Quarts ... ... ... 132 Spectra Mechanics ... ... ... 124 Bright Line ... 100 Diffuse and Gaseous Nebulae 86 Mercury Ripples ... ... 105 tl Spectrum Analysis ... 125 Direct Colour Photography ... 102 Meteorology 112, 132 Stars ... ... 86, 89, 95 Meteors and Comets .. 88 Dynamical Electricity 111-112 Starry Heavens Microphone 119 Stereoscopic Pictures Early Flying Machines ... 130 Modem Astronomy ... 85, 86 Photography .104 Subscription Rates . Electric Light. 1 19 „ Sua Moon. Nasmyth’s ... Electrical Discharges ... 98 93 Systems Electricity ... ... 111-113 „ The 86, 87. 93 Motion I" „ Dynamical 111-112 Telegraphy, Wireless... ... 96 Astronomical Slides „ Frictional ... Ill Movable Telephone 119 Magnetic „ 119 Television ... 93 Experimental Physics 113-119 Natural Colour Photography 102 Experiments with Light Rays 101 „ Phenomena 133 Ultra-Violet Rays 103 „ Philosophy and Ex- Universe, Foundation ol ... 95 Fall of a Water Drop ... 105 perimental Physics 113-119 ii Structure of ... 86 Flying Bullets ... 106 Nature of the Stars 66 „ History of ... ... 130 Nebulas 69 „ Machines 130 Nitrogen and Ammonia ... 129 Force „ ... 107 Foundation of the Universe... 95 Observatories 92, 94 From the Ancients to Einstein 8C Optical Phenomena 101 Sand I Our Debt to the Chemist ... 113 „ Snow ... ... ... l Oxygen 129 ,, Ganot's Physics ... 107-112 ... ,, Sound ... ... I Gases ... ... ... 108, 124 W eather and Weather Record- Gravitation ... ... ... 107 Phenomena, Natural ... 133 ing ... 132 Greenwich Observatory ... 95 „ Optica) 101 Wireless Telegraphy ... 96,97 Phonograph 110 World of Atoms ... 95 Heat 108-110, 121-123 Photochromoscope Slides ... 102 “ ’* Heavens, The Starry ... 95 Photographing by Ultra-Violet X Rays and their Applica- 99 Hire of Slides ... .„ ... 134 and Infra-Red Rays. _ ... 103 tions — /Messrs. NEWTON desire to call attention to the following Notices : LANTERN SLIDES SENT ON APPROVAL. Messrs. NEWTON will be glad to send any number of Slides on approval for purchase to Customers who may find themselves unable to attend the Lantern Slide Gallery to make their own selections. Customers %vill be charged with the cost of Carriage only, but will be held responsible for the safety of the Slides until received back by Messrs. Newton. CLASS LANTERN. Where electric current is available, there is now no difficulty with a Class Lantern, as special electric glow lamps are now available which will work off the ordinary house current, and can be switched on and off as easily as the ordinary electric bulb lamps. No attention whatever is needed, the slides merely require putting into the carrier in succession, and the current switching off at the end of the class. The price of a Lantern suitable for class work is very low, and the cost of maintenance nothing but the price of a new bulb when the old one is worked out. Prices can be quoted on request, but the exact amount depends on the voltage of current, size of room, etc. Where electric current is not available, the same Lantern can be arranged to burn dissolved acetylene, which gives no trouble, mess, or smell, and after about 18 lectures of an hour each a “refill " only costs 6s. SALE OF SLIDES. Special Discounts are allowed to Educational Institutions. HIRE OF SLIDES. For terms and Conditions see page 134. Customers requiring Slides which are not in our Catalogue are requested to notify us of their needs, as we are fully alive to the incompleteness of our present lists and are constantly publishing new Sets. For new Sets in preparation at the time of going to press, see end of this Section, page 133. NOTE.—When ordering Slides the Telegraphic Code Letters should be quoted to avoid mistakes. Telegraph Cypher Code Index OF SECTION 2 SCIENCE — ; ASTRONOMY, PHYSICS , CHEMISTRY. &o. Wireless Telegraphy Stereoscopic Lantern Slides Aerial Experiments for Pro- jection with a Single Lantern Ballooning ... 104 Lantern Slides by Ducit Clouds Colour Photo- graph y 102 Greenwich Observatory „Crystals of Snow. Ice. Quartx . Optical etc. 132 Phenomena Photographing by Meteorology Ultra-Violet and Infra Red Rays 103 Flying Bullets A K R Marvels cl Modem Photography ... 1Q4 Electrical Discharges ... AQF Chemical Experiments. Air . ... 128 Natural Phenomena A QG « .. Water 128 Movable Astronomical Slides ... AQH Hydrogen ... 129 Astronomical Work in the Solar Physics I A Q » .. Oxygen ... 129 Observatory. South Kensington AQK Stereoscopic <• .. Combustion ... 129 Pictures AQ L •, Nitrogen and Ammonia Sound Waves 107 AQ „ 129 The Magnetic Field M it i. Carbon and Carbon TK Photographs of Ripples A. Mercury 1 US Monoxide ... 129 TL* : B. Mercury AQK TK » > » 105 t. .. Carbon Dioxide 129 •» » it : C. Mercury 105 A 0 Weather and Q Wealhar Recording . 132 TN : D. Water A R H Polamed Light . ... 102 Suriace 105 AZO Low-Hilgcr Audiometer Records ... 107 UT Bright-Line Spectra |00 C A A Hi'tnrv of Flying Nasmyth's ... ... ... 130 UV Moon 93 CAB Early Flying Machines . 130 u w Waves of Water, Sand and Snow 106 B F Wir-less E Telegraph 1 ... 97 ux Ganot's Physics " 107-112 B FZ " X Ra>i and their Applications ““ WG Chladnl's Sand Figures ... 107 B I M 1 'holographs of Experiments with WT The Fail of a Water Drop 105 Light Ray W U The Starry Heavens . 101 95 The- Foun- -Idalatiolion of the Universe ... 95 xs Photochromoscope Slides 102 Our Debt to the Chemist 113 The Moon The Historv and Development Natural of \\ ire- X2o Philosophy and Experimental less Telegraphy Physics - . 113-117 Television, its History and Develop- A AP Magnetic Curves 117 ments AAQ Sound Natural Colour Photography The Telephone, Microphone . AAR and Phono From the Ancients to Einstein 119 The Solar System, or the Members A AS Heat of 121-123 the Sun Family A A T Hydrostatics and Pneumatics 123 BZC .. The Moon and the Sun A A U Mechanics 124 BZ D The Nature of the Stars AAV Spectrum Analysis t25 BZE Diffuse and Gaseous Nebulae and the AAW ... 126-128 Distance of the Stars... Refraction of Light APR ioo The Structure of the Universe AFL Anomalous Dispersion of Sodium Vapour! 00 Astronomy ... The use of the Lantern as an aid to teaching has become almost universal, and educational subjects are in increasing demand. It is our earnest desire to meet the great need manifested and we have secured thousands of new Slides visualising Geography, History, Science, Literature, Art, etc. SLIDE CABINETS AND BOXES. We make a large number of inexpensive boxes for holding Slides, some with partitions, some with grooves for holding each Slide separately. Also School Cabinets containing from four to a dozen or more drawers to hold the different sets of Slides so that all are available without trouble at any time. Details and prices on pages 135 and 136. , , Map showing position of NEWTON & Co. Ltd. Lantern Slide Publishers New Lantern Slide Gallery NEW OXFO R D STREET HIGH HOUBORN ' " ^ °rL. 7^7 Ho/born^^ ? 1 To which the Lantern Slide Business formerly carried on at 3, Fleet Street and 37, King Street, Covent Garden, has now been transferred. 43, MUSEUM ST., LONDON, w.c.i. Six doors from New Oxford Street. Half a minute from Mudie's Library. Two minutes from British Museum Main Entrance. Four minutes from British Museum Tube Station.
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