Whiting's Sculptoscope Countertop Stereo Viewer.

[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

With key and cards 15” x 7” x 10” Used as is see photos

Whiting's Sculptoscope, 1 cent coin operated stereo viewer, c 1920, made by American Novelty Co., Cincinatti, coin operated with manual image advance. Contains stereo cards with 3D views of American g

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

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

[STEREOVIEWS]. Pair of stereoviewers with a large group of stereoview cards. Underwood & Underwood 1901 Sun Sculpture stereo viewer and a ca. 1900s Whiting stereo viewer. Length, 12 ½” each

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

Whitings Sculptoscope Coin Op Viewer, For Restoration. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 16 x 8 x 11

Whittings Sculptoscope Coin Operated Stereo Card Viewer by American Novelty Company. No locks. Needs glass replaced. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 15 x 8 x 13

'Whiting's Magic Photo-Album Educator, c. 1910 American Novelty Co., Cincinnati, USA. Folding stereo viewer for stereo cards of up to 15 x 8,5 cm, lens board of stamped metal with turnable prism ocula

1920 1 cent arcade viewer, American Novelty Co.

The American Novelty Co. of Cincinnati manufactured this stereograph viewer about 1913. The paper marquee on the face describes it as "Whiting's Travel System Embraces The World.". It uses natural lig

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

Very Rare French Stereo Viewer For 47X105Mm Glass Plates, An Unique Construction With Trapezoidal Housing And A Large Internal Prism On The Longer Side Of The Viewer, Mahogany Body In Excellent Condit

Stereo Viewer, Le Taxiphote, Rare French glass slide viewer c.1900 in mahogany case w/interchangeable cassettes, ea holding 25 slides, mechanical advancement & adjustable optics, includes 1 cassette w

Victorian Oak Stereo Viewer Cabinet. Eight Drawers. Includes Group of Cards. 28.50" x 14.50" x 48"

Stereo Viewer 1) France, for 200 stereo slides/cards of 9 x 18 cm, veneered case with canted corners, with large focusing oculars, on period casters, ht. 122 cm, transport mechanism working, both flap

DESCRIPTION: (3 Pc) A grouping of two vintage cameras and one stereo viewer. This set includes: (1 Pc) 1970s German Rollei A 110 pocket film camera. (1 Pc) Leitz Elmar 1:3,5 F=50mm camera. (1 Pc) Sawy

rare Ernemann table top Stereoscope for 45x107mm glass stereo views, with a rack and pinion focusing mechanism, inter-ocular adjustment and internal bellows behind the lens panel., c.1925 The buyers p

Chadburn & Son tabletop folding stereoscope viewer (8-3/4" x 15-1/2" x 16" h when open), & box of slides (some broken), 9 Views in box, 4 broken

Table-Top Series Stereo Viewer (9 x 18), c. 1890 H. Mackenstein, Paris. Series viewer with endless chain transport for stereo cards or glass slides of 9 x 18 cm, big oculars, rack-and-pinion focusing,

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR BUYER THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY*This early machine in its oak cabinet has its original finish in overall good condition. With plenty on nicks and dings from many years of us

Stereo Viewer, Stereo Cards and Related Material 1) London Stereoscopic Company. Deluxe stereo viewer for 9 x 18 cm slides and cards, burr-wood veneer, missing focusing device and small section of woo

Stereo Viewer (8,5 x 17), c. 1870 London Stereoscopic Company. Stereoscope for stereo slides and stereo cards of 8,5 x 17 cm, with burr-walnut-veneered body (with some dents), fixed focus lenses, with