Antique C. 1900 Jean Schoenner Magic Lantern Slide Projector W/ Lamp
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:49149143 |
Please follow the "See full description" link for additional photos & details. Antique c.1900 Jean Schoenner Magic Lantern Slide Projector w/ Lamp Antique c.1900 Jean Schoenner Magic Lantern Slide Projector w/ Lamp ... Click images to enlarge Description This Magic Lantern projector was recently acquired at an estate auction of a longtime collector in Western Illinois. It is appealing, desirable & collectible.
The German toy maker Jean Schoenner began production in Nuremberg in 1875. Twenty years later his company had 250 employees making mainly optical toys and magic lanterns. No toys produced after 1906 are known. By 1904 most parts of the firm's tooling machinery had been taken over by Johann Falk. All traces of the firm had disappeared by 1913.
We present this piece exactly as it was when acquired. No attempts to clean this item have been made. The overall condition is accurately depicted in the photos. The projector shows vintage wear. The lamp has the wick. It has not been tested. This projector is being sold as-is, for display, for parts, or for restoration. This will make a great addition to any home or collection.
The photos are an important part of the description. Please view all of them carefully before making a decision to place a bid or make a purchase. We will gladly provide additional photos if more are needed. If you have specific questions, please do not hesitate to message us.
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The German toy maker Jean Schoenner began production in Nuremberg in 1875. Twenty years later his company had 250 employees making mainly optical toys and magic lanterns. No toys produced after 1906 are known. By 1904 most parts of the firm's tooling machinery had been taken over by Johann Falk. All traces of the firm had disappeared by 1913.
We present this piece exactly as it was when acquired. No attempts to clean this item have been made. The overall condition is accurately depicted in the photos. The projector shows vintage wear. The lamp has the wick. It has not been tested. This projector is being sold as-is, for display, for parts, or for restoration. This will make a great addition to any home or collection.
The photos are an important part of the description. Please view all of them carefully before making a decision to place a bid or make a purchase. We will gladly provide additional photos if more are needed. If you have specific questions, please do not hesitate to message us.
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