Underwood Perfecscope Stereoscope Viewer + 49 Cards

Antique Wood Stereoscope and Stereoscopic Cards, measures 12.5''L x 7.25''W x 4''Deep, viewer is stamped The ''Perfecscope'' U.S. Patent 1895, comes with 49 cards from companies such as Underwood & Un

Cards in two faux book card boxes titled: "Peru Through the Stereoscope" and "The War of the Nations."Viewer size: 12 1/2 x 7 in. Book Case size: 7 x 3 x 4 1/2 in.

This beautiful antique stereoscope is called the Perfecscope from Underwood & Underwood.? There are two patent dates of 1895 (US) and 1896 (Canada) and additional patent info for other countries.? Lot

H.C. WHITE Perfecscope Stereoscope 1902. Very good condition but does need a new wire insert on one side of the card holder as shown in photos. H.C. White started making these in 1895 and they were am

An antique Underwood & Underwood stereoscope viewer with a large variety of cards. Cards published by T. W. Ingersoil, Sears, and more. Some are hand painted. Please Note: Scheerer McCulloch Auctionee

Cash register items, stereoscope viewer & cards, National Cash Register receipt box, embossed metal & glass, orig brass patina, (2) nickel-plated paper currency or bill weights, The Perfecscope viewer

Circa 1900 Underwood & Underwood wood and metal stereoscope with Yellowstone National Park viewer cards and book. Measures 12.5"L x 7"W x 4" (handle folded). Case of viewer cards measures 8.5"L x 4.5"

1 antique hand held Underwood stereoscope viewer Marked: MAN'F'D BY UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD NEWYORK 1901. 1 antique hand held exposition universelle internationale stereoscope viewer Marked: 1900 Pat'd

This vintage 3D card viewer comes with 19 cards, 4 in color.  Stereoscope was made by Underwood & Underwood, New York and patented on June 11, 1901.  The handle patent date is June 14, 1

2 stereoscope 3D card viewers and The game of authors by Parker Brothers 1897 with double photo cards from Keystone view company and underwood and underwood. 1901 Underwood & Underwood sun sculpture v

FIne wood stereoscope with clear lenses and velvet padding, hardware dated July 24, 1883, missing one screw from the handle fitting. Measures 13 x 5.75 inches. Cards include 49 colorized WWI images, i

Here we have a group of travel stereocards from 1895 thru 1906, 55+ cards in all. The patent on the stereoscope itself is 1895. Some of the cards are marked $2 or $1 on the back. In 1895, $2 had the v

Here we have a group of travel stereocards from 1895 thru 1906, 55+ cards in all. The patent on the stereoscope itself is 1895. Some of the cards are marked $2 or $1 on the back. In 1895, $2 had the v

Two Volumes of Palestine Throught the Stereoscope Stereo Cards by Underwood & Underwood with Stereo Viewer

LOT OF UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD STEREOSCOPE CARDS Includes Italy, Egypt, birds, pictures from the S.S Cleveland, and Travel Studies of the Apostolic Heroes. Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item Lot L

ANTIQUE FRENCH STEREOSCOPE STEREOVIEWER WITH (170) + STEREOVIEWS OF WORLD WAR 1 MILITARY VIEWS OF ZVORNIK BOSNIA , ZAVIDOVIC , HERZEGOVINA & MORE

Stereoscope Viewer & Cards, Uncle Sam Register Bank, Beaded Pillow -

COLLECTION OF STEREOSCOPE VIEWER CARDS PRESENTED BY GEORGE L. PUTNAM IN ORIGINAL BOX (BOX DATED DECEMBER 25TH, 1900 THERESA NEW YORK

Model 40 eye comfort stereoscope viewer by Keystone & 16 Keystone eye-skill training series & eye comfort and depth perception series view cards.

9 1800's to early 1900's Stereoscope Viewer Cards (1 Rare Black Americana). Rare Black Americana 1495 Sumfin did Drap by Littleton View Company circa 1893. 5 cards made by The World Wide View Company.

(lot of 16) Collection of primitive articles, comprising: (1) scale with weights; (5) thermometers; (3) brass vessels and ladle; (4) stereoscope viewer cards; (3) various implements; largest 8"h, 16.5

Operating stereograph viewer, late 19th/ early 20th c., housed in a mahogany case, with viewing available at two sides, exterior knob advances stereo cards, approx 14.5"h, 9.5"w, 11.75"d Start Price:

Early Stereoscope Viewer with Cards. Dimensions: 16.5 x 14 x 16

Victorian mahogany stereoscope viewer, late 19th c., together with box of fifty stereograph cards illustrating a trip through Sears Roebuck & Company, stereoscope (closed): approx 4"h, 15.5"l, 9"w; 6.