Pinakoskop lantern
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Pinakoskop lantern

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Pinakoskop lantern
Johannes Ganz, Zürich; with bronze and gilt-painted metal body, chimney, oil lamp, slide carrier and focusing brass bound lens
出版
Thomas Ganz (1994), Die Welt im Kasten, p. 47.
Deac Rossell (1997), Some German Professional Magic Lanterns' in Servants of Light. The Book of the Lantern, pp. 73-74.
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VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price and at 15% on the buyer's premium

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This un-numbered example indicates one of the first series of production from c.1872/73.

As Rossell describes the Ganz Pinakoscop represented a significant advance in the design of the Sciopticon lantern with an improved design of burner and arrangement of the light source which maximised the efficient use of the generated light.