Stereo Viewer with 59 Stereo Cards, c. 1900

Underwood Stereo Viewer with Cards, c. 1900 Underwood & Underwood. Holmes-pattern stereo viewer for cards of 9 x 18 cm. With 18 stereo cards "Neue Photographische Gesellschaft Steglitz-Berlin", motifs

Table Stereo Viewer and Stereo Slides, c. 1900 France, for 25 stereo slides and stereo cards of 9 x 18 cm, mirror clap mirror replaced, fully working condition, ht. 33 cm. Accompanying the viewer are

Stereo Viewer, Le Taxiphote, Rare French glass slide viewer c.1900 in mahogany case w/interchangeable cassettes, ea holding 25 slides, mechanical advancement & adjustable optics, includes 1 cassette w

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:

English, c.1900, with remains of Thornton Pickard transfer label, constructed of French polished mahogany with all lacquered brass fittings, rack and pinion focusing interocular adjustment

Description: Holmes Style Stereoscope with 52 Stereo View Cards, c. 1860's - 1880's., the stereo viewer marked 'Manufactured by Keystone View Co., Meadville, PA, Pat'd Apr 12, 1904' and embossed

French, c.1900, signed to an ivorine (early celluloid plastic) plaque 'STEREOSCOPE Brevete D.G.D.G. Vues Prises Avec Le Verascope Richard' folding viewer constructed of French polished mahogany with o

Ernemann 9 x 18 Hand-Held Stereo Viewer, c. 1915 Heinrich Ernemann, Dresden. Stereo viewer for cards and slides of 9 x 18 cm, focusing by rack and pinion, walnut wood body. Hand-Stereobetrachter Ernem

A Selection of Stereocards & Stereoviewers 1870s- 1900, a variety of subjects including America, Europe, and the Carribean, together with a pair of handheld viewers

'Whiting's Magic Photo-Album Educator, c. 1910 American Novelty Co., Cincinnati, USA. Folding stereo viewer for stereo cards of up to 15 x 8,5 cm, lens board of stamped metal with turnable prism ocula

Stereoviewer manufactured by H. C. White Co. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required t

Two 19th Century Stereo Optic Viewers with Scenic View Cards. Viewers measure 12-1/2"l. Condition: Good with use wear.

Lot of Late 19th c. Stereoviewer, plus approximately (145) stereoview cards, mainly European and New England views, some by European makers, viewer: 12 1/2" long. Cards toned, viewer has surface wear.

Sir David Salomons' Stereoscope 8,5 x 17, c. 1870 W. Watson & Sons, London. Stereo viewer for stereo slides and stereo cards of 8,5 x 17 cm, with mahogany body with rotating prism lenses that can be a

Antique, 1900 Exposition Universelle Internationale Stereoscope / Stereoviewer with 22 black americana stereoview cards. Some are from late 1800s, others are shortly after.

Table-Top Series Stereo Viewer (9 x 18), c. 1890 H. Mackenstein, Paris. Series viewer with endless chain transport for stereo cards or glass slides of 9 x 18 cm, big oculars, rack-and-pinion focusing,

Stereo Viewer (8,5 x 17), c. 1870 London Stereoscopic Company. Stereoscope for stereo slides and stereo cards of 8,5 x 17 cm, with burr-walnut-veneered body (with some dents), fixed focus lenses, with

Stereo Viewer 8,5 x 17, c. 1870 French manufacturer, stereoscope for stereo slides and cards of 8,5 x 17 cm, rosewood-veneered body, rack-and-pinion focusing (inoperative), on stand of marble and die-

Late 19th c Becker type box stereo viewer, hand turned chain drive revolving mechanism allows for multiple cards to be pre-loaded, capacaty 50 glass views, 17" x 10" x 10 1/2"

Three 19th c Stereoviewers- One desktop viewer with drawer and cards, one brass and walnut viewer with loose optical lens, and handheld viewer with aluminum eyepiece.

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

Brewster-Type Stereo Viewer, c. 1856 Unmarked, birch body, for 3 ½ x 7 in. stereo cards and slides, mirror missing, 2 adjustable oculars in wooden mounts. Very early Brewster-type viewer. – Literat

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

A fold tabletop rosewood stereoscope with graphoscope above stereo viewer, scroll-cut easel adjustment, scroll-cut hinged card stand with light diffusing glass lens for viewing tissue stereo views, in