Photographic Slide Collection
Found in 527 Collections and/or Records:
Photographic slide collection of Switzerland, undated.
Travel photography of Switzerland. Images of famous buildings, landscapes, people, and winter activities. A number of slides are from the Swiss National Travel Office and Swiss Federal R. R.
Photographic slides of bird specimens, undated.
Two slides of a shrew (microsorex) and various birds specimens from the AMNH Ornithology Department. Specimens include Accipiter Melanoleucus, Basileuterus Bivittatus Agrentinae, B.C. Chrysogaster, Basileuterus Melanogenys Ignotus, Pennwla Millsi, Camptorhynchus Labradorius (Labrador Duck) and African Grey Parrot. (Names transcribed from slide captions).
Photographic slides of birds, circa 1940s-1960s.
Photographs of birds in nature and parks.
Photographic slides of California flora
Photographs of various plant life in California. Includes images of ferns, flowers, and cacti.
Photographic slides of fish and marine invertebrates, undated.
Close up photographs of fish and marine invertebrates, some taken in the AMNH Hall of Ocean Life. Some animals include starfish, lungfish (coelacanth), seahorse, octopus, eel, coral, barnacles, goldfish, shrimp, and a man-trap clam. Includes images of models.
Photographic slides of flowers, 1940.
Flowers photographed in nature. Includes tulips, azaleas, dandelions, field hawk weed, water lilies, mountain laurel, and morning glories.
Photographic slides of fossils, undated.
Photographs of fossilized matter including magnolia, sassafras, brachiopod in limestone, and invertebrates. One photograph is Tar Pool, Rancho La Brea, Los Angeles, California.
Photographic slides of Galapagos Islands, 1973.
Travel and nature photography taken in Galapagos Islands. Images of various plants and animals as well as landscapes.
Photographic slides of glaciers
Photographs of Glacier Bay and Mendenhall Glacier.
Photographic slides of insects, circa 1950s.
Photographs of insects, mostly close up with some in nature. Includes flies, butterflies, moths, beetles, locusts, and spiders. Also includes microscopic images of a blood fluke and body louse as well as photographs of tapeworms. A small set of photographs were taken from a display, presentation or book about crickets.