Tray-Stereoscope, special focus feature
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 returns the slides and moves the tray forward. A knob on the front serves for focussing by moving the entire viewing mechanism inside the housing back and forth.
This viewer seems to be an unique piece of history, though closely connected to the ‘Hemdé’ viewers which are already among the rarer tray-stereoscopes.
Further reading: Stereoscopy History Series — Hemdé (A. Ruiter)
