Stereo Camera and 2 Lenses

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Stereo Camera and 2 Lenses
1) Germany. Unmarked stereo plate camera, c. 1912, for 10 x 15 cm, set up for panorama, Zeiss Doppel-Amatar 6.8/13.5 cm in Compound, working, the focusing screen back presumably a later addition and with later Newtonian viewfinder, without stereo baffle. Very stable condition. (3-/3) – And: 2–3) Yamasaki, Japan. Tele-Congo 6.3/240 mm in Copal Press-No. 1, both working. (2-/3)

Stereokamera und 2 Objektive
1) Deutschland. Unbezeichnete Stereo-Plattenkamera, um 1912, für 10 x 15 cm, eingerichtet für Panorama, Zeiss Doppel-Amatar 6,8/13,5 cm in Compound, läuft, mit vermutlich ergänztem Mattscheibenrückteil und ergänztem Newtonsucher, ohne Stereoscheidewand. Sehr stabil erhalten. (3-/3) – Und: 2–3) Yamasaki, Japan. Tele-Congo 6,3/240 mm in Copal Press-No. 1, beide laufen. (2-/3)

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