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4661. Magic Lantern illuminant

4661. Magic Lantern illuminant

Gas illuminant jet with two taps and removable jet. With boss for mounting and clamping on a vertical post. Excellent o/a length 17cm. (6 3/4 inch)

 Price: £40.00
Guide Prices: $80 €.52

 

4780. Electric Magic Lantern Illuminant

4780. Electric Magic Lantern Illuminant

An adjustable stand and bulb holder for standard Edison screw bulbs for 3 1/4 inches square format lanterns . Bulb not included, needs rewiring to latest safety standards if bought for use. Note: a standard 150 Watt bulb is sufficient for use in most normal sized rooms.

 Price: £26.00
Guide Prices: $53 €.35

 

4873. Illuminant for Magic Lantern

4873. Illuminant for Magic Lantern

Antique illuminant for magic lanterns with brass fittings and gas taps having four jets each with a corresponding control valve suitable for a base with mounting post. one jet engraved 'BRAY 390 NETO, 10 1/2 LITRES' Length overall 19cm. (7 1/2 ins.) Excellent.

 Price: £37.00
Guide Prices: $74 €.48


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