Steroco Stereo Camera 45 x 107, c. 1924

Photo-Omnia Jumelle Stéréo Camera (45 x 107), c. 1917 Demaria-Lapierre for Photo-Omnia, Paris. No. 2029, leather-covered metal body, with Photo-Omnia Double Anastigmat 6/60 mm lenses nos. 50

Citoskop, Stereofix and Steroco Cameras All stereo cameras for 45 x 107 mm. 1) Contessa-Nettel, Stuttgart. Citoskop with plate magazine, Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 4.5/6.5 cm lenses, Compur Stereo Z, D, 1

2 Stereo Cameras for 45 x 107 mm Plates 1) Murer Stereo WL, Murer & Dubroni, Milan, c. 1912, strut-folding body with two square bellows, Murer Rapid Aplanat 8/56 mm lens, 3 pinhole diaphragms: 8, 12.5

'Demaria-Lapierre Jumelle Capsa 45 x 107, c. 1917 Demaria-Lapierre, Paris. Stereo camera for plates of 45 x 107 mm, unmarked lenses 11/55 mm, diaphragms: pinholes in sliding metal strip 1 (f/11) - 2 (

Stereflektoskop 45 x 107 (Second Model), c. 1923 Voigtländer, Braunschweig. Stereo camera for plate format of 45 x 107 mm, with a back for 120 rollfilm, lenses: Voigtländer Heliar 4,5/65 mm, Compur

Goerz Stereo Pocket Tenax (45 x 107), c. 1912 C.P. Goerz, Berlin. Stereo strut folding camera for plates of 45 x 107, Goerz Dopp.-Anast. Syntor 6,8/6 cm, shutter 1–1/150 sec. – With focusing scree

Dr. Krügener's Plastoscop Stereo Camera, c. 1910 Dr. Krügener, Bockenheim/Frankfurt. No. 228617, for plates of 45 x 107 mm, with pair of Plaubel & Co, Frankfurt a.M. Doppel-Orthar F:6 No. 0

3 Murer Cameras, c. 1920 Murer, Milan. 1) Murer Stereo SL Special, no. 814, for 45 x 107 mm, with focusing screen back, 5 cassettes and Murer Rapid Aplanat 1:8 / f. 56 lens, shutter works, in good con

La Gamine ("The Wild Girl") Jumelle Camera (45 x 107 mm), c. 1903 August Dumont, Paris, for Gaetan Mattioli, Paris. Black leather-covered wood with metal front, two brass aplanat lenses, iris diaphrag

Heidoscop 45 x 107 Fourth Model, 1931 Franke & Heidecke, Braunschweig. Stereo camera for plates of 45 x 107 mm, Zeiss Tessar 4.5/5.5 cm, iris diaphragms 4.5 to 18, central shutter: Z, B, 1 to 1/300 se

Heidoscop 6 x 13 and Stereflektoskop 45 x 107 1) Heidoscop, Franke & Heidecke, Braunschweig, no. 44044, stereo camera for plates of 6 x 13 cm, fourth model with swinging sunshades, magazine no. 50179

3 Ernemann Hand-Held Stereo Viewers (45 x 107, 6 x 13, 10 x 15), c. 1915 Heinrich Ernemann AG, Dresden. For cards and slides of 45 x 107 mm, 6 x 13 cm and 10 x 15 cm, with rack-and-pinion focusing. 3

Le Plistero Stereo Viewer, c. 1910 Klein. Paris. Viewer for stereo slides of 45 x 107 mm, with black bellows and strut focusing, in very good condition. Stereobetrachter Le Plistero 45 x 107, um 1910

4 Stereo Viewers and Slides 1) Unis-France collapsible stereo viewer with focusing screw, for 6 x 13 cm, with adapter for 45 x 107 mm and a c. 1920 slide of walkers in Berlin. - 2) As above, but unmar

Zeiss Ikon Stereospekt (45 x 107) with 2 Leporellos, c. 1926 Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. Stereo viewer for serial plates of 45 x 107 mm, with rack-and-pinion focusing, two ‘leporello’ transport-m

Vérascope, Glyphoscope and 2 Stereo Viewers Jules Richard, Paris, for 45 x 107 mm. 1) Vérascope, no. 21415, c. 1908, magazine with both sliders, Krauss, Paris, Tessar 6.3/55 mm lenses with o

Nettel Stereax (45 x 107), c. 1919 Nettel-Camerawerk, Sontheim, for plates of 45 x 107, folding-bed body with bellows, Nettel-Anastigmat 5,8/60 mm, iris-type diaphragms 5,8 to 25, focal plane shutter

A Jules Richard Verascope No. 2 Stereo Plate Camera serial no. 35151, jumelle-type stereo camera for 45 x 107mm plates, with Carl Zeiss Jena 54mm lenses, serial no. 52617, 52618, shutter working, with

Nettel Tropen Stereo Camera 6 x 13 cm, c. 1920 Contessa Nettel, Sontheim. Teak housing with brown bellows, stereo partition, on the left Carl Zeiss Tessar 4.5/12 cm lens no. 1080866, on the right on a

Stereo Camera 9 x 18 cm, c. 1890 Unmarked, probably Germany/Austria, case front with 2 periscope lenses and adjustable shutter M and Z, green bellows with red leather corners, rear bellows extension w

Hüttig Ideal Stereo Camera (9 x 18 cm), c. 1905 Hüttig, Dresden. Folding-bed stereo camera for plates, 2 x Hüttig Extra-Rapid-Aplanat "Baldour" 8/125 mm, shutter 1–1/100 sec., stuck. Focusing scr

Cornu Manoscope, c. 1917 Gustave Cornu, Paris. For 45 x 107 mm, blue-grey anodized steel with brass fittings, Berthiot Paris Olor 1:6 lenses of approx. 5 cm, nos. 41645 and 41646, f-numbers 6, 8 and 1

Lithloscope, c. 1910 Aubertin, Paris. For 45 x 107 mm, conical wood case with brass Aplanat lens of approx. 11/65 mm, fixed aperture, insertable interchangeable magazine and attached Newton viewfinder

2 Svensson Stereo Cameras 1) Hugo Svensson & Co, Göteborg, Kamerafabrik. "Stella" strut-folding stereo camera, no. 12823, for plates of 9 x 18 cm, c. 1905. With struts beneath bellows, unmarked lense