| Producing Optical IllusionsJohn Barnes Linnett Great Britain 1868 19" x 12"
A patent application by Linnett for the Kineograph, a forerunner of the flipbook.
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| Effeuilloir mécanique pour cinématographe de pochePainted tin France c. 1895 2 1/2" X 2 1/4" X 2 1/2"
Titled on the front Scenes Animēes and on the side Petit Biograph Parisien this little machine was produced by Léon Beaulieu. It comes with twelve flip books and can be inserted and viewed as one flicks the images through the edge on the front.
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| Movie ScopePaper America 1916 8 1/2"x 2"
Five strips for the Movie Scope. The strips include. The Parade(6), Jungle Sports(1,2,4), and The Old Woman(8).
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| Newspaper Movie MachineLithographed tin America 1919 5" x 2" x 5"
A toy mutoscope. Each week you would cut newspaper strips(42 individual pieces) and insert in the machine to create a moving image which the machine was cranked and the images were looked at sequentially. Manufactured by the World Syndicate Co.
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| Midgette MoviesAmerica 1942 7 1/2" x 3" x 6 1/2"
A toy mutoscope, as well as a boxed set of additional flipbooks.
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