STEREOPTIC VIEWER

Paris, rosewood case viewer with magnifier, stereoptic viewer which folds, elevates and adjusts; case locks; frosted glass stereo card holder cracked; split in articulated crest and magnifier frame; a

Standard size 3 1/2" x 7". Includes interesting views of various Swahili speaking groups in Africa, Egyptian mummy, people of the Middle East and India, and other fascinating subjects. Come in a custo

APPROX 30 CARDS. ONE VIEWER IS MISSING HANDLE, SOME WEAR TO CARDS/

APPROX 65 CARDS. GOOD OVERALL CONDITION.

WITH APPROX 60 CARDS.

French stereoptic viewer with box of slides, "Unis-France", in good condition

ANTIQUE EXPEXITION UNIVERSLLE STEREO OPTIC VIEWER WITH APPROX 70 CARDS. WEAR TO CARDS.

VIEWER WITH FOUR BOOKLETS OF CARDS.

APPROX 30 CARDS, MARKED UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD.

APPROX 30 CARDS.

LADIES OF THE NIGHT CARDS. FOXING TO CARDS. 11" L

worldwide subjects (South Africa, Singapore, Japan, India, Cuba, Hawaii), US subjects (Niagara Falls, Colorado, Railroad, Massachusetts, etc), and other interesting scenes. Most are in fair to good co

1898. Box 5-1/2"h x 15-1/2"w x 13"

MISSING CARD HOLDER ON VIEWER. 33 CARDS

Victorian interior subject matter. Some are by B. W. Kilburn. Many are black and white, some are colored. Some show age appropriate wear and foxing, but most are in good condition.

Victorian Stereoptic Viewer and 65 Cards

Lot consists of a stereoptic viewer and four partial sets of stereoptic view cards. All in fair to good condition. One set is a misc. collection of view cards the other three are incomplete sets.

VINTAGE AUSTRIAN MITOPLAST STEREOPTIC VIEWER WITH CARDS

STEREOPTIC VIEWER W/ ASSORTED VIEW CARDS 19TH C.

Stereoptic Viewer with 10 Cards in Gd. Cond.

Antique Stereoptic Viewer and Cards The lot consists of a stereoptic viewer and approx twenty viewer cards. Everything is in good condition.

Two stereoptic viewers and approximately eighty-five stereo cards depicting 19th century subject matter

APPROX 75 CARDS. WEAR TO CARDS.

LOT STEREOPTIC VIEWER/CARDS,(134 CARDS)19TH C.