London Stereoscopic Company Daguerreotype, c.1856

'"New Patent Jewel Kaleidoscope", c. 1875 London Stereoscopic Company. Table kaleidoscope, height 17 in., with leather-covered tube, brass fitting in front, filled with colored glass, heavy iron stand

Stereo Viewer, Stereo Cards and Related Material 1) London Stereoscopic Company. Deluxe stereo viewer for 9 x 18 cm slides and cards, burr-wood veneer, missing focusing device and small section of woo

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

An Underwood & Underwood book-form case containing 13 Christian-themed views including Palestine and the Vatican, with a London stereoscopic company view of the 1862 exhibition

(lot of 8) Stereoscopic Tour of the World, Keystone View Company, Meadville, Pennsylvania, New York, Chicago and London, 12 volumes, total of 600 cards, together with (1) stereoscopic "Telebinocular"

with unmarked brass Petzval lens

Claudet Stereoscopic Daguerreotype, c. 1855 Antoine Claudet, England. 8.6 x 17.7 cm, portrait of a lady, with Claudet label on the back, frame retouched, picture tone well preserved. - Very rare. Clau

brass, serial no. 15413, body, G, element, VG-E

body F-G, bellows require attention, together with three large plate hodlers, a DDS, three ground glass masks, and more, (Qty: 1)

Photo-Jumelle, J. Carpentier, Paris, black, body F-G, signs of heavy use, shutter working, with later f/8 lens, optics G, slight haze present, together with plate holders & maker's leather carry case,

Antique 1890's The London Stereoscopic Co. - 106 & 108 Regent St. W. "The Binocular Camera" with original case. Measures 8 1/4" x 9" x 4 1/4" total with case.

A London Stereoscopic Gaumont Block-Notes Folding Plate Camera 1909-24, 6.5 x 9cm strut folding plate camera, serial no.4539, possibly with a Krauss Tessar lens, shutter not working, body F, heavy bra

Thomas Richard Williams (1824-1871) SCENES IN OUR LARDER c.1850s, Stereoscopic Daguerreotype from the First Series, 1851-1855, plate size, 84mm x 173mm, signed TRW in image, in black passe partout mou

Sixth plate daguerreotype. This is likely half of a stereoscopic daguerreotype.The image a variant of a stereoscopic daguerreotype by T. R. Williams (Thomas Richard Williams) in the collection of the

[Viewer] Wheel of Life Zoetrope. London: The London Stereoscopic and Photographic Co., ca. 1860. Sheet metal body with original interior label (chipped), a turned wooden base, housed in its original w

4 Field Cameras and Accessories, 1880 onwards All cameras with focusing screen back. 1) London Stereoscopic Co., England. View camera, whole plate 8 ½ x 6 ½ in., tropical wood, double extension, wit

The Whole Booke of Psalms: with the hymnes evangelical, and songs spirituall ... newly corrected and enlarged by Tho. Ravenscroft London: Company of Stationers, 1621 title within decorative woodcut bo

[Viewers] Wheel of Life Zoetrope. England: The London Stereoscopic and Photographic Co., ca. 1860. Sheet metal body with ornately carved wooden base. With seven original strips including Indian Juggle

Both second half 19th century. One marked for the London Stereoscopic Co. The burlwood example features pierced decoration. The ebonized viewer features etched decoration. Dimensions:In the collapsed

Stereoscopic Company Graphoscope, Regent Street Includes viewing cards. Museum quality This item is from the Kosh Design Studios located in Hollywood, otherwise known as Kosh HQ.

19TH CENTURY PILL ROLLER BY S. MAW SON & THOMPSON 19th C. pill roller by S. Maw Son & Thompson London company. Made of brass and wood. Size: 13 x 16.5"

A PHOTO-JUMELLE STEREOSCOPIC PLATE CAMERA retailed by The London Stereoscopic Co. Inscribed 'THE BINOCULAR CAMERA', complete with leather case

For your consideration are three stereoview photo cards from various publishers (Gurnsey, American Stereoscopic Company & Norman A. Forsyth) circa 1901 to 1911. The first in this lot was published by

1) Rider’s British Merlin for the Year 1788. London: Company of Stationers, 1788. And 2) The Court and City Register… Annual Calendar for the Year 1791. London: Jolliffe, 1791. Each bound