Slide projector Balopticon Bausch & Lomb antique Free/Ship!!

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Slide projector Balopticon Bausch & Lomb antique
Released from 1902 Antique
Bausch & Lomb Optical (now Bausch & Lomb)
Slide projector
In the Meiji era, as photography became popular with the general public, the enjoyment of projecting snapshots taken on a large screen became popular, and in line with this, Bausch + Lomb developed a slide projector called Balopticon and entered the field of still image projection. This projector, along with glass slides, has become widespread in schools, universities and citizens' groups.
16 inches to 23 inches in length.
5 inches wide.
9 inches high.
7.1kg (including box)
Lights when plugged in.
115v 500w light bulb.
The bellows slide.
The label on the side is Bausch and Lomb Optical Co.
Tokyo-Petrograde Importer?
It is unknown if all parts work properly.
Things that were active in the Taisho era and early Showa period..
Since it is a thing at the time, there are scratches and dirt.
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