Stereo Attachment "Stereoly"

Stereo Attachment "Stereoly" with early type mounting arm VORSA for Leica Model I cameras, in fitted leather case and original red paper box. Also included is later mounting arm VOSTN. Condition: Exce

Rare First Type Vorsa Stereo Attachment With Black Paint Arm And Fixed Viewfinder Mask, No Serial Number Engraving In Front, In Beautiful Condition, Incl. Leather CaseThe Buyers Premium For All Items

Robins 1-2-3D Instant Stereo Attachment for Polaroid Land Cameras

Rare extensive outfit for mono and stereo projection in excellent condition, with Zeiss Ikon Orikar 2.5/100mm no.3101660 and 3.2/150mm no.16053, 2x stereo attachments 1479/1, a pair of Orikar 2.5/100m

Stereoly Stereo Device VORSA Nr. 2990 in original case. Optics hazy Condition: Excellent ++

Stereoly Stereo Device VORSA Nr. 2787 in original case Condition: Excellent +

body G-VG, body G, optics G-VG, together with a Kern-Paillard stereo projection lens, optics G, some separation Note: Lot imported under Temporary Admission. 5% UK import VAT will be charged on the â

including two Zeiss Ikon Steritar units, boxed, Yvar Stereo f/2.8 12.5mm Bolex attachment and more (a lot) Note: Lot imported under Temporary Admission. 5% UK import VAT will be charged on the ‘

DSP. Sign is Maker Marked Vic Greer Neon Sign Co., Enid, Oklahoma. An incredible condition example of this complete Pontiac Automobiles Porcelain & Neon Dealership Sign showing a full feather Native A

8TH-5TH CENTURY B.C. A copper-alloy attachment or protome in the form of a Water Buffalo or Gazelle's head with outstretched neck, semi-naturalistic facial detailing to the face and horns, round-secti

George Nakashima Rare and Early stereo cabinet Nakashima StudioUSA, c. 1947American black walnut, bitterbrush 32.25 h x 54 w x 21 d in (82 x 137 x 53 cm) During his internment at Minidok

Prototype Of The Votra Stereo Viewer, Entirely Different Construction To The Production Model, In Chrome Finish; A Similar Model Can Be Seen In Wilhelm Albert'S 'Geburtstage Der Leitz-Foto-Konstruktio

A legendary JBL Paragon C44 Speaker System. Designed by Arnold Wolf from a concept elaborated by Richard Ranger. Serial Number 41391. Original pamphlets included with the stereo as photographed. Pleas

Description - George Nelson and Associates TV and Stereo Cabinet, Model 4743 on a George Nelson for Herman Miller slatted bench. Dimensions - 38" x 80.25" x 18.5"

Classe. Set of four stereo components, include: CDP-102, SSP-800, CA-3200, and CP-800. CDP-102: 4 3/4" x 17 1/2" x 16 1/2". SSP-800: 6 1/2" x 17 1/2" x 16 1/2". CA-3200: 9" x 17 1/2" x 18 1/2". CP-800

Rare Babbitt, Babbitt & Tugby glass stereo views (61 pcs), American Scenes including Niagara Falls

133. FRENCH BISQUE, ROHMER POUPEE WITH RARE SWIVELHEAD ATTACHMENT. 15”. Pale bisque swivel head with flat-cut neck socket, neck articulation that attaches through the original cork pate, accordi

Ca 1850's glass stereo views in case, including Warren de la Rue 1st stereo view of the moon, 8 Frederick Langenheim Niagara Falls views, other views

8.5x17cm, very rare polished mahogany stereo reflex camera with reflex finder, brass barrel E.Francais lenses nos.12919 + 12899 with water house stops, rotary shutter, in very fine original condition

Arnold Wolf and Richard Ranger C45 Ranger Metregon stereo speaker JBLUSA, 1960walnut, cloth 30.75 h × 73.5 w × 24.75 d in (78 × 187 × 63 cm) Cast manufacturer's m

41 rare glass stereo views- American Scenes including Niagara Falls, by Mason, Ferrier, McPherson, etc

Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni Stereo Cabinet, Model No. RR126, ca. 1968 Walnut, enameled aluminum, aluminum, glass, plastic. Manufactured by Brionvega, Italy. 36" H x 24.25" W x 14.25" D 48" wide

USA/Japan 1958 walnut, aluminum , plastic 6 3/4 high x 17 3/4 wide x 10 1/4 dept in ( 17 x 45 x 26 cm ) Marantz company Long Island City New York Model 7' Applied aluminum manfacturer's label to rever

RR-126 stereo system for Brionvega. 1965. Walnut wood, plastic and aluminum.. Cm 73,00 x 123,00 x 37,00. Brand of the manufacture, working system. Literature: Gramigna G., Repertorio del design italia