Object Details

Stereoscope ‘The “Lothian” Stereoscope’ with Original Storage Box

Details

The Loth­i­an Stere­o­scope was made in Scot­land. The lens­es are mount­ed on arms that can be moved apart and togeth­er to allow for inter-ocu­lar adjust­ment. Focus is achieved by slid­ing the stere­oview hold­er, sim­i­lar to the Holmes–Bates stere­o­scope. After remov­ing the slid­ing tubes and stere­oview hold­er, the view­er can be used to view stere­oviews in books.

(from: Com­pendi­um of Stereoscopes)

Date Made

c. 1910

Place Made

Scot­land

Period

1893–1939

Type

Stere­o­scope

Manufacturer

Baird, Andrew H.

Technique

Sin­gle-view, man­u­al­ly; Focus, carrier

Format

8.5x17cm

Medium

opaque and transparent

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