Lanterne Magique (1895) Glass or lovers of heritage outdoor

or lovers of heritage outdoor gear —ready to be displayed

adding to its vintage charm

these guides were created for wanderers who prefer back-alleys to boulevards

” The small metal book-shaped case opens to reveal a fold-out strip of miniature colour views of Paris

who have reached significant milestones in their careers

Lanterne Magique (1895) Glass or lovers of heritage outdoorA direct ancestor of the motion picture projector as a means for visual storytelling. This 19th century innovation brought stories to life through transparent glass slides. They were commonly used by the 19th century horror theatres known as Phantasmagoria, to project frightening images, especially of ghosts. It could itself be used to project moving images, as well as still photographs and paintings, paving the way for modern cinema. In store pick up