SCULPTOSCOPE ARCADE VIEWER.

THIS STEREOSCOPE VIEWER IS MADE OF CAST IRON WITH OCULAR PIECE AND FROSTED GLASS DISPLAYS, MANUFACTURED IN THE EARLY 1900'S ITEM DISPLAYS LANDSCAPES NO KEY, LOADED WITH COINS DIMENSIONS: 12.5 x 8.25 x

A wonderful example of an early arcade viewer made by Whitings called the "Sculptoscope." CONDITION: This example shows a later restoration, with new paint, new instruction on the front and no stereo

1920 1 cent arcade viewer, American Novelty Co.

This remarkable arcade viewer is the Clam Shell model from International Mutoscope Co., which was manufactured from 1895 to 1901. It is constructed of cast-iron with ornate designs throughout the mach

A 1905 arcade viewer, also coined the Auto Stereoscope by Mills Novelty Co. featuring Max Davidson in "Cohens First and Last Game of Chance." The composition of this machine is tiger stripe oak with a

This red and green restored viewer has an "Exotic Topless Dancer" reel and matching marquee. Includes key and original metal, folding stand that has been painted green to match. Condition (Restored).

Exhibit Supply Co. Duoscope Coin Op Arcade Viewer. Working. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 22 x 13 x 14

Exhibit Supply Co. Duoscope Coin Op Arcade Viewer, Philadelphia, PA. Manufactured by Robert M. Green and Sons of Philadelphia PA. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be m

A nice stereoscope drop card viewer, manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in the early 1900's. Composed of a wooden cabinet in good condition and showing minor surface wear. It is complete with original

A tabletop version of an arcade viewer, manufactured sometime in the 1920's. It has a cast metal body with a curved top and a patriotic decal of the American Eagle. The hardware is painted gold such a

American Coin-Op Arcade Viewer "Knotty Peek", 1941 "Unbelievable - For Men Only - Don't Miss This". Manufactured by Exhibit Supply Company, Chicago. 1-cent slot, electric lighting, wood case, later c

This lot of two includes 1- 1¢ Kounter King trade stimulator, manufactured by Mills Novelty Co in 1938. It is in excellent restored condition with a nice cast aluminum front and wood cabinet. The win

Impressive colors and great surface patina on this restored International Mutoscope clam shell "Sidewalks of New York" arcade viewer, c. 1895 - 1901. Cast-iron construction with ornate designs includi

Included within this lot are an assortment of parts for an number of restoration projects including a cabinet for an arcade viewer, peepshow viewer cards, marquees, coin slides, and a set of four claw

An original stereo viewer created by Caille Bros. from 1904-1905. Having a beautiful dark stained oak cabinet with faux marble columns and ornate cast metal elements. This device features the original

This is a beautiful example of a Mills Novelty Co. viewer that was produced in 1901 for animating Stereo photographs. The oak cabinet has wonderful details and re-cast iron elements. It has a 62" powe

A lovely floor model viewer housed in a reproduction oak cabinet with an interesting mix of decorative, reproduction nickel-plated castings, marquee, and claw feet. The castings are from a variety of

Mutoscope Coin Op Viewer Arcade. Working. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 19 x 9 x 21

This 1¢ viewer in original condition is unique in the fact that it shows five sets of photos. Condition shows peeling paint, however this is a rare viewer with original marquee and would benefit grea

This 1¢ viewer in restored condition is unique in the fact that it shows five sets of photos. Condition shows some peeling paint, however this is a rare viewer with original marquee and would ben

After inserting a nickel, approximately 15 intriguing slides are able to be viewed. The cog found on the right side of this mahogany housed device allows the movement of the pictures. Average sized tr

Very nondescript girlie card viewer arcade machine by Exhibit Supply Co. 10¢ operation starts the light, and pressing the doorbell advances the cards seen in the viewer. Some scuffs and paint loss to

Whiting's Patent "Sculptoscope" Coin-Op Penny Arcade Stereoviewer. Nickel plated and oak wood case. Working advancement mechanism, missing key. 2 Boxes of Whitings Patent Universal Stereograph Library

[Viewers] Whiting's Sculptoscope Countertop Stereo Viewer. Cincinnati: American Novelty Co., 1922. Drum form cast iron and sheet steel and brass plate with one-cent coin slot at top. Includes color st