The book of Lantern ; Being a Practical Guide to the Working of the Optical (Or Magic) Lantern ; With Full And Precise Directions for Making And Colouring Lantern Pictures
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The wood to use is the best pine, which in thickness should approximate to the average lantern slide, say one- eighth of an inch. This can be obtained at any good saw- mills. Laying the zinc pattern on this, and pencilling by its aid, a whole board can be quickly marked out for cutting. This cutting can be easily accomplished by using a sharp shoemaker's knife. The cardboard can be of the thinnest description, and this, too, can be cut in the same manner, using the zinc pattern designed for it.... With several wooden pieces ready cat, and double their number of cards, you may now proceed to put them together. With good hot, but thin glue, paint over one surface of the wood, and press one of the cards upon it, taking care that the centres of the two agree. Place the joined pieces on your work-table, with a heavy, flat weight above them ; when No. 2 is similarly treated, place it also under the weight, until you have a goodly pile of pieces of wood faced on one side with card. Leave them for the night.
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The wood to use is the best pine, which in thickness should approximate to the average lantern slide, say one- eighth of an inch. This can be obtained at any good saw- mills. Laying the zinc pattern on this, and pencilling by its aid, a whole board can be quickly marked out for cutting. This cutting can be easily accomplished by using a sharp shoemaker's knife. The cardboard can be of the thinnest description, and this, too, can be cut in the same manner, using the zinc pattern designed for it.... With several wooden pieces ready cat, and double their number of cards, you may now proceed to put them together. With good hot, but thin glue, paint over one surface of the wood, and press one of the cards upon it, taking care that the centres of the two agree. Place the joined pieces on your work-table, with a heavy, flat weight above them ; when No. 2 is similarly treated, place it also under the weight, until you have a goodly pile of pieces of wood faced on one side with card. Leave them for the night.
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