Stereoscope ‘Patent Achromatic Mirror Stereoscope’
Details
The Achromatic Mirror Stereoscope was specially designed for viewing paper stereoviews that were mounted in a book. It is an open viewer with a mirror on the base of the device, to which it owes its name. Two achromatic lenses are placed in adjustable brass tubes which bring the stereoview in focus.
(from: Compendium of Stereoscopes)
Date Made
c. 1860
Place Made
England
Period
1850–1892
Type
Stereoscope
Manufacturer
Smith, Beck & Beck
Technique
Single-view, manually; Focus, lens board
Format
8.5x17cm
Medium
opaque, transparent and within books
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