Frith's Cosmoscope Viewer,

William Powell Frith, RA (British, 1819-1909) Nell Gwyn signed and dated 'W.P.FRITH 1869' (lower left) oil on canvas 105 x 87.5cm (41 5/16 x 34 7/16in). Footnotes: Provenance Priv

Colorful, cast iron, clamshell case with indian and eagle images with a marquee top sign that reads "See the motion picture - An Artist's Dream" and features a black and white image of a topless woman

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

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

Rare "Grimatiscope" Binocular Viewer, c. 1870 Jules Duboscq, Paris. Patented French binocular viewer for creating distorted images from photographs, with spring motor (working well) and aspherical len

YOUR NEXT THE QUATERSCOPE BY MILLS COMES WITH EXTRA CARDS AND HAS KEYS VIEWER IS OPERABLE, WORKS FLAWLESSLYDIMENSIONS 58HX 20WX 18D

Clamshell Mutoscope 1 Cent movie viewer. New York: American Mutoscope and Biograph Co., 1900. Hand-cranked movie viewer, similar to Edison’s Kinetoscope. Cast iron cabinet with glass viewport, b

Lot to include: (1)Antique(1850's-1920's) hand held stereoscope viewer & 8 "Book" shaped cases containing approximately 100 stereograph slides each case(750+slides total) by country (South African war

All Real Photo, loose, approx. (225) many 1870s-80s views of the US, Pennsylvania, Chicago, ca 1890-1900 Utah, Colorado, New York, Los Angeles; PLUS The Philadelphia Exposition of 1876; PLUS Views of

Mills 5 Cent Quartoscope Automatic Flip Card Viewer with Marquee. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., “Patented Oct 12, 1897”. Standing nickelodeon machine in wooden cabinet with cast iron feet, a

over 100 cards in an old advertising box including views of Colorado and New Orleans, also 20 Pacific Coast Views by Tabor

Mutoscope Coin Op Viewer w/ Naughty Naughty Reel, 1920s. Includes custom wood base. Working, runs on free play with button. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. D

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

C. 1940. The Mills Novelty Co. Chicago IL. Mills Novelty produced these wonderful machines from 1939-1940. Customers drop in a dime and a film begins to play. Up to 20 dimes can be deposited at once f

WILLIAM POWELL FRITH (1819–1909), BRITISHTHE LOVE TOKENOil on panel; signed lower left, titled to the remains of an old typed label verso.18 ins x 13.75 ins; 45.7 cms x 34.9 cmsProvenance:Ex. Co

Nice International Mutoscope 5c Viewer. Comes with Charlie Chaplin "A Custard Pie Frolic". Complete with marquee. Worked when tested. Comes on original stand. 72" Tall with Marquee

1890, SWISS: Rare Swiss coin op musical stereoscope by Henri Vidoudez, Switzerland. The mechanism holds 18 stereo cards, operated by conveyor system, rotating on quarter turn twice in each of the cyli

Working condition. Has been repainted. Shows some wear. When you turn the handle it lights up and plays a flip style Felix comic. The picture is a little off center. Has one key. Displays well. 56.5"x

The stereoscopic viewer is of English origin and has a music box and coin mechanism built in. Watch the feminine charm of yesteryear in 3 D accompanied by a tune on the Swiss music box

Original Coin-Operated International Mutoscope Viewer Machine, c. 1930 With original reel no. 7397 "Burlesque Queens", light metal case on stand, height: 68 in., handcranked, electric light (110 V), g

Coin-Operated International Mutoscope Viewer Machine, c. 1930 With comic reel "Mouse saves lion from natives", hand-cranked mechanism and light-metal case on stand, height: 68 in., good working condit

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 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

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