The wooden trays contain 25 slides each and can be inserted into the viewer by flipping back its top. Then, by turning a crank on the right side of the housing, one slide after another can be examined. Each half-turn of the crank advances or …
The Multiplast closely resembles the Taxiphote in appearance. The 45 x 107 model was operated by a lever. The later 6 x 13 model used a crank mechanism and allowed bidirectional navigation. The Multiplast was continued by Zeiss Ikon after the merger of ICA. (from: Compendium …
The Multiplast closely resembles the Taxiphote in appearance. The 45 x 107 model was operated by a lever. The later 6 x 13 model used a crank mechanism and allowed bidirectional navigation. The Multiplast was continued by Zeiss Ikon after the merger of ICA. (from: Compendium …
A wooden tray containing 20 glass slides can be inserted by flipping down the front of the viewer, then, by moving a knob, located on the right side, up and down, one slide after another can be examined. The slides are pulled up by magnets …
‘Le Phénix’ is an ultra-compact revolving stereoscope. It features a belt with wooden bars that hold detachable metal stereoview holders. The belt is suspended on a four-sided prism metal bar with a large knob on the right end. Turning the knob advances the images sequentially. …
A bakelite tray containing 25 glass slides can be inserted by flipping down the front of the viewer. Then, by depressing the lever on the right side of the housing, one slide after another can be examined. On the left side of the viewer, there …
A bakelite tray containing 25 glass slides can be inserted by flipping down the front of the viewer. Then, by turning a crank on the right side of the housing, one slide after another can be examined. On the left side of the viewer, there …
The glass slides are mounted in a metal harmonica belt that can hold up to twelve slides. Instructions on how to position the belt in the device are printed on the top. The slides are firmly clamped in frames, suggesting that they were intended to …
Jean-Baptiste Fouquet designed an improved version of the English Graphoscope. The English Graphoscope fitted with stereo lenses is originally an open viewer. Fouquet added a wooden box with a stereoview holder behind the stereo lenses, turning it into a closed system for viewing stereoviews. (from: …
The reversing stereoscope for the Vérascope F40 was introduced in 1951. It is made of varnished mahogany and was specially designed for exposed 35 mm film used with the F40, with which it shares the same film-advance synchronization system. Its reversing system uses roof prisms. …
Le Stéréo is particularly notable for the distinctive handle mounted on the top of the body. Some variants bear a Le Stéréo logo on the front. The viewer is associated with the Paris photographic studio Établissements Rep, which was active in the 1920s and located …
