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Peter Pan

Magic Lantern Slide
ca. 1905 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Set of twenty-four colour transfer-printed glass lantern slides, contained within a 'Primus Compact Lantern Slide Box'. The box is of card, covered with leather. The glass slides are bound at their edges with grey paper, embossed to resemble leather. The slides show the story of Peter Pan.


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Parts
This object consists of 26 parts.

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TitlePeter Pan (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Transfer printed glass; leather; card; paper
Brief description
Boxed set of twenty-four lantern slides, 'Peter Pan', Primus, England, about 1905
Physical description
Set of twenty-four colour transfer-printed glass lantern slides, contained within a 'Primus Compact Lantern Slide Box'. The box is of card, covered with leather. The glass slides are bound at their edges with grey paper, embossed to resemble leather. The slides show the story of Peter Pan.
Dimensions
  • Height: 8.25cm
  • Width: 8.25cm
Dimensions taken from paper records, not checked on object.
Production typeMass produced
Object history
Acquired by the Museum in 1966, purchased from WJ Sharman [66/1029].
Production
Primus was a trademark used after 1895 by London-based lantern and slide supplier W. Butcher and Son. Many of this company's products were purchased from German companies and sold under the Primus brand.
Subjects depicted
Literary referencePeter Pan by J.M. Barrie
Collection
Accession number
MISC.49-1966

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Record createdJuly 1, 2009
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