2 Stereo Viewers

2 Stereo Panorama Cameras and 2 Stereo Viewers 1) Le Stéréo-Panoramique, Leroy, Paris, no. 8424, 6 x 13 cm, with frame finder, Goerz Berlin Doppel-Anastigmat 8.5/80 mm, iris diaphragms 8.5 t

Isographe, Sterelux Mod. I and II and 2 Stereo Viewers For 6 x 13 cm. 1) L. Baudry, Angers. Isographe 4, no. 937, with focusing screen back, Berthiot Paris Olor No. 1 5.7/75 mm lenses, two-blade shutt

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

This is a lot of 2 stereo viewers, manufactured by the Keystone View Company out of Meadville, Pennsylvania, along with a stack of viewing cards, everything from pin-up girls to family shots. There ar

Two (2) Underwood stereoviewers and 43 cards by Kilburn.

Projector and Camera Accessory Assortment (10) items including a Bell and Howell 'Selectatron', a Wittenour 'Cine-Twin', (2) Kodak stereo viewers, a Revere stereo viewer 22, a Brumberger projector, (4

(2) Taxiphote table stereo viewers, c. 1910, France, hinged mahogany case mounted with adjustable focus binocular eyepieces, the interior fitted with elaborate metal and magnifying glass mechanism, ma

2 Stereo Cameras and a Stereo Viewer 1) Gaumont, Paris, Stereo Spido Metallique A, for stereo pairs of 6 x 6 cm and panorama images of 6 x 13 cm, Krauss Tessar 4,5/85 mm, with 5 cassettes and case, sh

Stereo Viewer & Decorative Art (2), Victorian Carte de Visite/stereo card folding viewer in olive wood w/matching silvered mounts & MCM pipe-shaped art glass fluid lighter, Exc cond, larger 9"L.

Viewmaster Collection and 4 Stereo Cameras, post-1950 1) Viewmaster no. 10955, United States, with case. (2-3/3) - 2) Viewmaster film cutter, Junior Projector, focusing stereo viewer no. 2011, 2 illum

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

3-Dimensional Tour of Andy Warhol's New York by Ronnie Cutrone edited by Luciano Anselmino. Red printed box enclosing 3-D Viewer, 30 numbered Kodachrome Stereos, and 2 Sets of typed explanatory photo

STEREO VIEWER IN ORIGINAL OAK CASE WITH CURRIER & IVES "OLD FARMHOUSE" ON LID (2) SUN SCULPTURE VIEWERS PLUS FOUR FULL SECTIONS OF STEREO VIEW CARDS - APPROXIMATELY (180) CARDS WITH VARIOUS SCENES FRO

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

Two Wood cased viewers. Each approx. 7" x 10 1/2".

condition G, optics G-VG, some light haze & dust present, (2)

Chadburn & Son tabletop folding stereoscope viewer (8-3/4" x 15-1/2" x 16" h when open), & box of slides (some broken), 9 Views in box, 4 broken

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"

13'' x 9 1/2''

54 Stereo Cards (9 x 18 cm) and a Stereo Viewer, 1860 onwards All stereo cards of Italy with a focus on Rome. 1) 10 day-and-night stereo cards, mostly in good condition. - 2) 44 stereo cards, some by

Coin-operated Stereo Viewer and Graphoscope 1) Américan Stéréorama, Montreuil-sous-Bois. Stereo viewer, 26 x 31 x 41 cm, for 2 x 12 stereo cards 9 x 18 cm, one coin is for only 12 pictures, without

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

(lot of 2) Stereoscope viewer and card, including: (1) wood stereoscope, patent October 15, 1905, approx 8"h, 7"w, 13"d, (1) stereo card, depicting "The Sweetest Spot on Earth, Sugar Levee, New Orlean

7 Stereoviewers (5 complete), plus 105 stereoviews in 2 boxes.1) Inscribed in the wood: USA APR 23 1888-OCT. 15, 1895, CANADA FEBY. 1, 1896, FRANCE B.S.G.D.G., GREAT BRITAIN, GERMANY, AUSTRIA, AND BEL