Fawkes' Apple-tree

The Gentleman's Magazine or Trader's monthly intelligencer, Vol. 1, Edward Cave, London february 1731, p. 79.

Paul de Philipsthal

M. Paul de Philipsthal's Patent for the Invention of phantasmagoria

Cobbett's Political Register, Vol. 2, Cox and Baylis, London 1802, p. 1053.

William Nicholson

Narrative and Explanation of the Appearance of Phantoms and other Figures in the Exhibition of the Phantasmagoria. With Remarks on the Philosophical Use of common Occurrences

Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and the Arts, Vol. 1, W. Stratford, London february 1802, pp. 147-151.

William Nicholson

Experiment of the Invisible Girl

Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and the Arts, Vol. 3, W. Stratford, London september 1802, pp. 56-57.

William Nicholson

The Invisible Lady; being an Explanation of the Manner in what the Experiment which was exhibited in London, by M. Charles and others, is performed. In a Letter from a Correspondent

Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and the Arts, Vol. 16, W. Stratford, London january 1807, pp. 69-71.

William Nicholson

Letter from a Correspondent, on the Exhibition of the Invisible Girl to Mr. Nicholson

Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and the Arts, Vol. 16, W. Stratford, London february 1807, pp. 119-120.

Extraordinary German Impostor

The Portfolio, N. 74, Vol. 3, William Charlton Wright, London 17 july 1824, p. 223.

The converzatione of the editor n. 1 - Account of the original phantasmagoria

The Portfolio, N. 19, Vol. 4, William Charlton Wright, London 15 january 1825, pp. 296-297.

The converzatione of the editor n. 2 - Account of the original phantasmagoria

The Portfolio, N. 20, Vol. 4, William Charlton Wright, London 22 january 1825, pp. 312-314.

The converzatione of the editor n. 3 - Account of the original phantasmagoria

The Portfolio, N. 21, Vol. 4, William Charlton Wright, London 29 january 1825, pp. 328-330.