Ontoscope, c. 1928

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Ontoscope, c. 1928
Cornu, Paris. Stereo camera no. 3627 for 6 x 13 cm, chrome-plated brass body, 2 x Roussel Stylor 6.3/7.5 cm nos. 90006 and 89905, shutter speed 1/5–1/300 sec., working, a screw is missing from the Newtonian viewfinder, spirit level working, focusing is a bit stiff, with attached interchangeable film magazine.

Ontoscope, um 1928
Cornu, Paris. Stereokamera Nr. 3627 für 6 x 13 cm, verchromtes Messinggehäuse, 2 x Roussel Stylor 6,3/7,5 cm, Nr. 90006 und 89905, Verschluß 1/5–1/300 Sek., läuft, am Newtonsucher fehlt ein Schräubchen, Libelle funktioniert, Fokussierung etwas schwergängig, mit angesetztem Wechselmagazin.

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