Photograph WORLD COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION TURKISH VILLAGE Magic Lantern Slide 1893

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$27.27
Unit of Sale
Single Piece
Antique
Yes
Size
8.2CM X 8.2CM / 3.23" X 3.23
Number of Slides
1
Material
Glass
Original/Licensed Reprint
Original
Brand/Publisher
JAMES VALENTINE
Subject
Chicago, USA, Chicago world fair, EARLY PHOTOGRAPH, H H Holmes, HISTORICAL IMAGE, Henry Howard Holmes, OLD PHOTOGRAPH, VICTORIAN PHOTOGRAPH, Worlds Columbian Expo, Worlds Columbian Exposition, world fair, GREAT WHEEL, FERRIS WHEEL
Vintage
No
Type
Magic Lantern Slide
Year of Production
1893
Image Colour
Black & White
Photographer
Unknown
Theme
HISTORICAL IMAGE
Features
Magic Lantern Slide
Time Period Manufactured
1850-1899
Production Technique
Magic lantern slide
Country/Region of Manufacture
United Kingdom
condition
Used
Photograph WORLD COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION TURKISH VILLAGE Magic Lantern Slide 1893

From the set " Chicago Exhibition " which focused on the Worlds Columbian Exposition held in Chicago in 1893.  The set the slide is from was produced by James Valentine in 1893 / 1894. Valentines images are of an excellent standard.

L627 J53

If the slide is watermarked in the image it will not be watermarked when received - see photo 2

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THE SLIDE IS APPROXIMATELY 8.2CM X 8.2CM OR IN INCHES 3.23" X 3.23"

The slide consists of two glass plates, on that the image is applied to and a second to protect the image. The slide normally has a inner paper border and then the slide is then held together with edging paper.

Please be aware that as the slide can be photographed both sides so the image in photo 1 may be reversed in error

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