Antique Magic Lantern Projector Complete Wiener Flachbrenner Germany

Description

Antique Magic Lantern Projector Complete
Wiener Flachbrenner Germany
This projector was gently used, is attractive and the black paint is finger worn and time worn.
10.25" tall and 10" long, this projector uses a fuel lamp to project light through 2 lenses and a glass slide onto a screen or wall.
Good and likely working condition showing light lampblack on the inside of the front lens which I've test cleaned and is ready for your detailed cleaning as with a modern lens.
This projector was probably last operated about 120 years ago.
The lamp and wick are good with about 4" unused wick.
Gently used with no obvious dents, original flat black paint with gold paint detail.
A few small dings other than worn paint as one might expect for about 6 score years old.
Please see pictures for details and condition.
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Notes for further interest:
Rear (inner) body lens 1.25" diameter.
Plated tin adjustable front projection tube 2.25" diameter and the lens is .75" diameter.
Top brass chimney stack 5".
Brass wick outlet screws onto tin fuel tank.
Brass 2" outlet wick adjuster marked Wiener Flachbrenner.
Uses glass slides which are less than1.75" wide (about 1.5").
Glass slides of all types (painted, photo, stenciled), in all subjects, are available and it's fun to see how others saw the world 2 centuries ago in their home.
Wooden base (softwood, pine or spruce) 6.76" x 2.75" x 3/8".
Lamp glass 5" with 1.5 top diameter.
Lamp glass has a 2" closed crack at top and an opposite 1/2" closed crack.
I can seal these and stop their progress or leave it to you.  Please let me know.
That's all.