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Object name(s):
slide; Lantern Slide: Homeward bound, Torquay; Magic Lantern Slide: Homeward bound, Torquay
Brief description:
This magic lantern slide shows a view of a sail boat off the shore of Torquay, Devon in 1911. William Weaver Baker was a keen local amateur photographer and his collection of lantern slides offer a rare glimpse of Exeter and the surrounding area in the early twentieth century. This object is not on display. Inscription edges handwritten handwritten 'TORQUAY BOAT' on top edge front (on top of cover glass) handwritten handwritten 'W Weaver Baker' on label front (under cover glass) handwritten handwritten 'Homeward bound. Torquay. 1911.' on mount
Collection:
Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
Current location:
Not on display
Dimension:
whole width 83 mm
Dimension:
whole H 83 mm
Dimension:
whole TH 2.5 mm
Field collection place:
Torquay
Field collection place:
Devon
Field collection place:
United Kingdom: England
Field collection place:
Northern Europe
Field collection place:
Europe
Material:
glass
Material:
paper
Material:
photographic emulsion
Object name:
slide; Lantern Slide: Homeward bound, Torquay; Magic Lantern Slide: Homeward bound, Torquay
Object number:
313/1977/68
Object production date:
1908 to 1937
Date - period:
Edwardian (1901-1914)
Date - period:
World War I (1914-1918)
Date - period:
Inter War (1918-1939)
Object production person:
William Weaver Baker 1866-1954 (photographer)
Object production place:
United Kingdom
Object production place:
Northern Europe
Object production place:
Europe
Reproduction number:
313-1977-68.jpg
Responsible department/section:
Social History
Responsible department/section:
Social and industrial history

Persistent shareable link for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/95e0b72a-995e-3f11-af3f-a48174477c5a

Use licence for this record: CC 0

Attribution for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/95e0b72a-995e-3f11-af3f-a48174477c5a, Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery, CC 0

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