The Holmes Stereoscope Viewer on Stand

Stereoscope VOTRA in velvet lined box with rare viewer stand VOTIV. Also included is negative viewer NATRA in its original red paper box. Condition: Excellent ++

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

Stereo viewer or stereoscope. On an adjustable brass stand with scrolling decoration. With 16 early stereoview cards, depicting various scenes, including two scenes of Paris.(Viewer) Height: 16 1/4 in

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

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-

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

Mahogany Stereoviewer on easel stand, the "Model 40 Eye-Comfort Stereoscope" by the Keystone View Co., with (90) cards, over half are real photo, some have been homemade. 14" x 13" x 12" overall. Good

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 good 19th century tabletop viewer, figured maple, unusual folding bat wing form lens board, stereo viewing lenses with fixed nickel-bound apertures, on turned maple stand raised on a circular maple

Lot to include: (1)Antique(1850's-1920's) hand held stereoscope viewer & 8 "Book" shaped cases containing approximately 100 stereograph slides each case(750+slides total) by country (South African war

Large Table Stereoscope Viewer, Early 20th Century. Wooden device with a double door top, set with two mirrors to enhance light. Eyepieces with a knob to control distance. 50 card holders on a rotatin

Dark wood cabinet with gold and black front glass panel. "Put a penny in the slot to see a series of six beautiful pictures from life". 13-1/2"W x 13-1/2"D x 19-1/2"T.

This vintage stereoscope uses a chain view loading system containing 50 views. Two wooden side buttons allow it to be operated. The cover consists of two pivoting panels, one of which is fitted with a

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:

A late 19th century Victorian Period parlor stereoscope viewer by Joseph Becker and William Loyd. Rosewood construction with hinged cover, interior carved roller with side controls and wooden front ey

Burr walnut wood construction, 21" x 11 1/2" x 11". , with 50 slide carriers internally, optically in good condition, with focusing and slide transition knobs working correctly. No slides.

Early Stereoscope Viewer with Cards. Dimensions: 16.5 x 14 x 16

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

Antique photographic image viewer with two smaller eyepieces and lenses and one larger magnifying lens. Cherrywood body with scrolling and floral inlaid designs. Brass metal hardware and fittings. Int

STEREOSCOPE VIEWER W/APPROXIMATELY 164 STEREO CARDS

Victorian mahogany stereoscope viewer, late 19th c., together with box of fifty stereograph cards illustrating a trip through Sears Roebuck & Company, stereoscope (closed): approx 4"h, 15.5"l, 9"w; 6.

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

(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

Cash register items, stereoscope viewer & cards, National Cash Register receipt box, embossed metal & glass, orig brass patina, (2) nickel-plated paper currency or bill weights, The Perfecscope viewer