WHITINGS CAST IRON SCULPTOSCOPE 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

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

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

FROM DIFFERENT ERAS: I.E. BUTTER CHURN, STEREO VIEWER & CAST IRON SKILLET - G

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

Country lot with miniature chair H 7", wall paper surprise box H 3", stereo viewer L 13-1/4", cast iron bank H 4-1/4", and miniature doll in box H 3-3/8".

5 Cent Automatic Flip Card Viewer with Marquee. Rare half-sized cabinet on a cast iron central stand (with later feet). With cast iron accents, viewer, coin slot, risqué stereo-cards, and handsom

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 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

Group of Six Nickelodeon-Style View Pieces and Three Mounting Parts. Circa 1920s-1930s. Aluminum or cast iron viewers (two with original glass lenses), painted in various colors, two of the three moun

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

Rare 1880s lithophane / lithopane fairy candle lamp in cast iron frame, porcelain lithophane plaque signed Ave Maria, thumb screw on stem, cast ornate grape and vine decorated holder, reverse with can

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

Clamshell Indian Head Mutoscope with Charlie Chaplin “The Bartender” Reel. Circa 1900s. Fully restored Mutoscope viewer, painted cast iron includes embossed eagles, busts of American India

Bennett Automatic Machine 5 Cent Automatic Picture Machine with Marquee. Chicago: Bennett Automatic Machine, ca. 1920s. Wooden cabinet with cast iron feet, accents, and viewer with glass eyepieces. Wh

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

A KPM lithopane viewer with a figural cast iron frame and candle holder. Lithopane marked on back KPM / 201. 10-1/2 in tall x 5 in wide x 4 in deep.

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

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

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

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

This classic viewer's marquee displays "See Our Gang Comedy". The oak cabinet has aged nicely, with cast iron legs and all other exterior metal components are aluminum reproductions, all of which disp