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Deutsch: Kulissenbuch zur Eröffnung der ersten Weltausstellung 1851 in London (Lane's Telescopic View, of the Ceremony of Her Majesty Opening the Great Exhibition, of all Nations. Designed by Rawlins 1851. Printed & Published by C. A. Lane, 46, Stanhope St Hampstead Rd. Entered at Stationer's Hall, 15th August, 1851.)
English: Lane's telescopic view, of the ceremony of Her Majesty opening the Great Exhibition, of All Nations
Location: The George Peabody Library, The Sheridan Libraries, The Johns Hopkins University Call No.: 606 L248 1851 From the JHU Libraries Catalog: This 'Telescopic View' is made of printed paper and card, and is supplied in a slip-in card box. When you take the view out of the box, it opens with a concertina action, and you place it on a flat surface. When you view the internal scene through the little peep hole in the cover, you see a three dimensional view of the inside of the Crystal Palace in 1851, and the grand opening by Queen Victoria. |
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