French Combination Viewer and Stereo Scope. In Bu

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

French tabletop stereoscope viewer, Educa, early 20th c., viewing lenses on a laterally sliding panel, vertical lever, base stores (forty-one) glass plates showing views of Paris, some chips to glass

Made of a beautiful mahogany wood, this French stereoscope was manufactured in the early 20th century during WWI. It has an adjustable eyepiece, twin handling for mobility and an extra storage compart

French carved Mahogany Stereoscope Card Viewer, 19th c., with a label for Etablissements Francia-Mackenstein, Paris, H.- 20 1/2 in., W.- 10 1/4 in., D.- 11 1/2 in.

In n 1861 Oliver Wendell Holmes created and deliberately did not patent a handheld, streamlined, much more economical viewer than had been available before. The stereoscope, which dates from the 1850s

In n 1861 Oliver Wendell Holmes created and deliberately did not patent a handheld, streamlined, much more economical viewer than had been available before. The stereoscope, which dates from the 1850s

A 19thC rosewood stereoscope / stereoscopic viewer, together with a large quantity of assorted photographic slides to include French street scenes, church interiors and exteriors, Egyptian pyramids, R

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

Antique Hermagis French stereoscope 3D glass slide viewer with 1 glass slide. Condition report: Good, some age spots to the metal viewing parts. Measures 7.5"L x 7.5"H x 5"W. Please examine all photos

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-

Victorian table top folding double optic Stereoviewer in very good original condition. All the glass lenses are in good condition. Beautiful condition with no cracks in the wood. Includes stereoview c

French stereoscope-graphoscope, c.1900, hinged platform with adjustable angle, two stereo lenses and one graphoscope lens, closed: approx 3"h, 9"w, 5.75"d, 1.75lbs

A double-lens viewer marked "Stereoscope Brevete S. G. D. G. Vues Prises avec le Verascope Richard," and a single-lens viewer marked "REX Chromatic-O-Scope"; together with approximately 40 double glas

Lot includes a Night-Hawk detective camera by Manhattan Optical Co., circa 1895, for 4 x 5 inch exposures on dry-plates. Oak body with brass fittings, internal sliding box focusing set by dial at side

1800's Stereo Scope Viewer in Excellent Condition. No maker marks on this piece. Still works great. Measures 12 1/2" Long

Vintage james davis saturnscope stereo scope viewer

Stereo Scope Viewer with Pictures

11 Boel & Koenig Stereo Scope Viewer Cards of St Louis & Vicinity. This group of viewer cards were made between 1868 and 1874 which is when Boel and Koenig Photographers were located at 104 N. 4th Str

6 Keystone View Company Stereo Scope Viewer Cards 1898-1904. First Iron Building in New York 1903, Heart of the Box Canyon Colorado 1901, Oranges to Snow 1903 near San Grabriel Valley California, Lamb

1875 Boel & Koenig Stereo Scope Viewer Cards of St Louis Botanical Garden. Boel & Koenig Photographed at address on the cards in 1875 and 1876. They measure 6 3/4" by 3 3/4"

This lot contains Six Keystone View Company Stereo Scope Viewer Cards. Each Viewer card is approx 7 1/4" x 3 1/2" and altogether they weight about 0.2lbs. Overall the Keystone View Company Ste

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:

STEREOSCOPE VIEWER W/APPROXIMATELY 164 STEREO CARDS

(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