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Joe Stewart-Pirone
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From: Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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UPDATE 5/31/2004: THIS BOOK HAS BEEN SOLD. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO EXPRESSED AN INTEREST. - Joe

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OLD BOOK FOR SALE: Optic Projection (1914)

Price: $15.00
For more information, e-mail: stewart-pirone.1@osu.edu

Optic Projection
by Simon Henry Gage & Henry Phelps Gage
Ithaca, NY: The Comstock Publishing Company, 1914
Large used hardcover book.
Dimensions: 6" x 9". 1.75" thick.
730 pages.

Description: Brown hard cover. (No dust jacket.) Gold embossing. Illustrated with photos and drawings. Detailed index. This volume is rare, and sells elsewhere for $47.00 and up.

From the Preface: "Our aim in the preparation of this work on Optic Projection has been to explain the underlying principles on which the art depends, and to give such simple and explicit directions that any intelligent person can succeed in all the fields of projection; and our hope is that the book will serveto make more general this graphic art by means of which many persons can be appealed to at the same time and in the most striking manner. Furthermore, we believe that this art has great undeveloped possibilities for giving pleasure, arousing interest and kindling enthusiasm, in that it provides for the rapid demonstration of maps, diagrams, and pictures of all kinds, the structure and development of animals and plants, many of the actual phenomena of physics and chemistry, and finally scenes from nature and from life, even with their natural motions and colors."

From the Introduction: "In the following pages, Projection Apparatus of various forms and with various sources of light have been considered from a three-fold standpoint: (1) The standpoint of the actual user of the apparatus; (2) The standpoint of the manufacturer; (3) The standpoint of the student for whom an understanding of the principles involved is of fundamental importance."

Fifteen (15) chapters, plus appendices, as follows:
- Magic Lantern with Direct Current
- Magic Lantern with Alternating Current
- Magic Lantern for Use on the House Electric Lighting System
- Magic Lantern with the Lime Light
- Magic Lantern with a Petroleum Lamp, with Gas, Acetylene, & Alcohol Lamps
- Magic Lantern with Sunlight; Heliostats
- Projection of Images of Opaque Objects
- Preparation of Lantern Slides
- The Projection Microscope
- Drawing & Photography with Projection Apparatus
- Moving Pictures
- Projection Rooms & Screens
- Electric Currents & Their Measurement; Arc Lamps, Wiring, & Control; Candle Power of Arc Lamps for Projection
- Optics of Projection
- Uses of Projection in Physics; Normal & Defective Vision
- Appendix: Brief Historical Statement on the Origin & Development of Projection Apparatus
- Projection Apparatus & Accessories in the Open Market; Manufacturers
- Bibliography on Projection
- Index of Names and Subjects

Condition: Clean, unmarked inside. Embossing on cover still easy to read. Binding quite loose, but all pages attached. Significant staining on covers, including clear glue on front cover. Edges show significant denting and fraying. A few pages with bent corners. Cover pigment beginning to fade.

Shipping: $3.00 media rate or $7.00 Priority Mail (Buyer's choice)
Insurance: $1.50 (Optional; Seller not responsible for merchandise lost in transit.)
For shipping outside United States, buyer will pay full cost, to be determined at time of sale.

Payment accepted: PayPal (preferred); Money Order; Check (Check will be held up to 7 days to clear; buyer is responsible for all bank fees for returned checks.)

[ 05-31-2004, 01:09 PM: Message edited by: Joe Stewart-Pirone ]

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