Wooden Table-top Stereo Viewer, c.1880

DESCRIPTION: H. Mackenstein wooden tabletop stereo viewer containing 42 glass slides of various photographs, many of which are of mountain range scenes. Seven of the slots inside the piece are empty.

Handsome tabletop wooden stereoviewer. Approx. 11l x 10 x 6 1/4 inches. [Stereoviewer, Early Photography, Stereoviews, Graphoscope, Zograscope]

Patent dates to 1859, internal wire carriage for stereo cards, faux burl exterior, wooden eye cups. Measures 17.75 x 9.5 x 12.5 inches.We are happy to offer in-house shipping for all but very large or

13'' x 9 1/2''

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

Oak Tabletop Stereoviewer w/ Keystone Life of Christ Set vol. Viewer 12" tall x 12" wide

Tabletop Stereoviewer w/ Underwood Set Palastine.Viewer 12" tall x 12" wide. Box 8"x8"x4"

Knight's Cosmorama Stereoscope, 1854 onwards George Knight, London. Table-top stereo viewer for cards (9 x 18 cm) and slides, prism oculars with neogothic frames, very short interocular distance, focu

Lot consisting of 130 circa 1870's flat mount stereoviews mostly of Washington DC as well as the White Mountains of New Hampshire along with a walnut pedestal mounted table top stereoviewer. Viewer ha

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,

A non-coin operated stereoscope viewer that is purely mechanical and manually operated. Within the cabinet, it reads "Patented Jan. 6 1874 by Prof. J.W. Campbell." Housed in a fine cabinet with a beau

Large and elaborate French Ziegler burlwood collapsible tabletop graphiscope stereo viewer with ebonized detail, small engraved label "E. Ziegler, Blvd Des Capucines 35 Paris." Repairs, breaks, losses

MAHOGANY TABLE TOP STEREO OPTIC STEREOVIEWER ; HOLDS ABOUT (25) ROTATING CARDS - 11" x 9" x 14 1/2"

Victorian table top folding double optic Stereoviewer in very good original condition. All the glass lenses are in good condition. Beautiful condition with no cracks in the wood. Includes stereoview c

A fold tabletop rosewood stereoscope with graphoscope above stereo viewer, scroll-cut easel adjustment, scroll-cut hinged card stand with light diffusing glass lens for viewing tissue stereo views, in

A fine French table-top model, mahogany with slant top, nickel eye plate with maker's mark, ground glass light diffusing screen, celluloid tag scales and maker's plaque, a scarce smaller table-top mod

Mahogany Stereoviewer on easel stand, the "Model 40 Eye-Comfort Stereoscope" by the Keystone View Co., with (90) cards, over half are real photo, some have been homemade. 14" x 13" x 12" overall. Good

Vintage stereo card viewer on wood table top stand in good condition includes 7 stereo cards of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. From the Howard Hazelcorn collection

This vintage stereoscope uses a chain view loading system containing 50 views. Two wooden side buttons allow it to be operated. The cover consists of two pivoting panels, one of which is fitted with a

Victorian Stereo Graphoscope Viewer. 19th Century. Folding tabletop optical viewer with a single large magnifying lens and binocular lenses, and adjustable card stand to display various photographs. B

A wood-body zograscope or stereo-graphoscope and photograph viewer with plate A. Hautecoeur, 172 Rue de Rivoli This example is a large table top, collapsible stereoscopic viewer made of wood with a fi

A Post WWII German table radio by Grundig. Model RF 160 Stereo. A tabletop model with push buttons, black plastic and dark brown wooden case. Marked with a brand logo, on the front. Circa: 1966 to 196

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

A good 19th century tabletop viewer, figured maple, unusual folding bat wing form lens board, stereo viewing lenses with fixed nickel-bound apertures, on turned maple stand raised on a circular maple