Vintage Stereo Cameras

Camera is very clean. Film advance and focus adjustment work fine. I cannot figure out the shutter button. I've never seen one of these before. Case is as seen in pictures. No Reserve. Please let me know what details I can examine and or photograph for you.

Lite OWL Stereoscope by Brian May. You can also use the Lite Owl to look at side-by-side stereos, 3-D videos and even VR content on your smartphone. It is not bigger than the average smartphone (134x64 mm) and since it is only 3mm thick the phone and the viewer can fit snuggly into the same pocket.

Model A57551.

Both the shutter and the aperture are functioning. A nice quality camera.

The Ilex Stereon Anastigmat 35 mm F 3.5. While taking the camera out of the case I saw a tight crack in the black plastic strip around the two lenses. The Videon camera otherwise looks to be in good shape.

David White Stereo Realist camera is good overall condition. Leather case it intact, but snaps have light corrosion. F:3.5 lenses need cleaning. Have not been tested.

LENS AND SHUTTER ASSEMBLY ROTATES, SLOW SPEEDS STICK OPEN, LOOKS EX/EX-. You are buying from a professional photographic dealer. You should expect everything to function reasonably well, and that all optics have no problems that would noticeably affect image quality, unless we describe them otherwise.

Voigtlander 45x107 Stereoflektoskop with 65mm f4.5 Heliar lenses in Compur Stereo shutter. Appearance 9.75. Shutter works, but seems to fire at same speed at all settings. T & B work correctly. Comes with magazine back which shows a little more wear than the camera (9.25), and one original leather lenscap.

BELCA-WERK, VEB, Dresden. I have never taken any pictures with this camera. I suppose the device requires lubrication and maintenance. Sale as it is. Changing the time running.

In 1850 Anthony began the production of daguerreotype cases, camera boxes, and photographic chemicals. 1872 Antique 3D Victorian E & HT Anthony & Co Wood Stereo Viewer Stereoscope. Being that the viewer is over 145 years old, I would say that it has been lightly used over this period of time.

This is made of very rugged cast metal with a black textured finish with an exquisite scalloped pattern. It was one of the most high quality viewers that Keystone ever made. When you look through the viewer at any stereocard you will notice a difference from that of other viewers.

Three of the cassettes have the internal spools two do not. Two of them still have film in them. Only the item(s) shown in the photos in this ad is included in this sale.

And Manufactured in West Drayton Middlesex. It dates from about 1900 – 1920s. The whole item is held in a book shaped tin which opens up into the viewer. I think this is an engineering wonder for it's time!

For those of you familiar with stereo photography in the 1970s and 1980s, Taylor Merchant made an entire line of stereoviewers with this reproduction being the mack daddy of them all. The viewer can be used as pictured with its pedestal, or can be easily lifted off the stand for handheld viewing.

This is the best written source for anyone who wants to learn how, or anyone who wants tolearn how to better take 3D photographs. While it is made with references to the Realist camera, all of the information contained can be used with any 3D camera - from the early 1900 stereo folding cameras, to any of the 1950s stereo cameras, to the new digital stereo cameras now available.

Bell and Howell TDC Stereo Vivid camera. No film has been put in and shot. The item is being sold as a collector's item and as is.

Not Realist. I'm happy to do that, just shoot me a note. I know nothing about the origin.

A Zulauf Polyscop Stereo Camera. Zulauf joined ICA in 1911, but this collapsible Polyscop does not say ICA anywhere, and has no-named lenses. Very good condition, but with a problem with the locking mechanism for the plate holder.

This rare text's main topic of "Three-Dimensional Photography" is stereoscopic photographic technique. Titles of chapters include: Elementary Stereography, Stereoscopic Cameras, Stereographic Technique, Flash in Stereo, Color in Stereo, Pictorial Stereography, Applied Stereoscopy, Polarized Light Applied to Stereoscopy, Close-up Stereography, Trick Work and Hyperstereo.

This is a battery operated Realist Red Button Stereoscopic Viewer Model ST 61. It comes with 12 Realist format slides in Kodak Kodachrome red bordered cardboard mounts. In addition to the viewer, there are 12 color 3D Realist format slides in Kodak Kodachrome cardboard red mounts that are also included - These were typically used in the 1950s - 1960s.

It is not the more common Rome book, but the very complete 600 page ITALY book. In the back of the book it lists off several of the stereoview sets of cards that were available at that time, how many cards were in each set.

The processed or computer 3D prints are ready for viewing with all Loreo 3D Viewers, such as the Deluxe 3D Viewer, the Loreo Mini 3-D viewer, and the Loreo Lite and Pixi 3D viewers. This new Loreo 3D Macro Lens in a Cap is for 3/4 sub-frame (1.5x - 1.6x) Digital SLR cameras with interchangeable lenses.

Tested works. Comes with 2 different bulb viewers. The dial one needs a new bulb. Other one works fine.will need new batteries.Please look at all pictures which are part of the description and condition

This book is a continuation of Werner Weiser's book Stereo Cameras since 1930. The original book was published in 1984 and it contained 69 stereo cameras. This new version is enlarged to include not just stereo cameras since 1930, butALL FILM STEREO CAMERAS EVER MADE !

Shutter speeds from 1/10 – 1/200 & B. Fully functional and cosmetically in 99% mint condition. There is a slight, barely visible, hair-like scratch on the top of the camera, and a very small pressure mark on the back.

RARE EARLY Stereo Realist Red Button viewer w- serviced by DrT. What is so special about this viewer?. It is an early model, rarely seen for sale. Most people have not see this before. I have been buying these viewers since 1988.

Shutter speeds from 1/10 – 1/200 & B. Fully functional and cosmetically in near original condition. No dent, no dings and no scratches exist anywhere. A couple tiny and minimal sign of use can be detected under the careful examination.

All tested works. Flash had old batteries that left residue behind. All cleaned and working still has blue spots from residue inside. Took picture. Will need new batteries. Flash has some rust wear. Flash comes with manual. Please look at all pictures which are part of the description and condition.

This is a fascinating find! #5851 LOURDES MONUMENT DU SANCTUARE 1. #5853 LOURDES CEREMONIES A. #5855 LOURDES TOURISTIQUE A. #5857 LOURDES LE CALVAIRE A. #5858 LOURDES LE CALVAIRE B. #6077 CHATEAU DE PAU 1.

RBT Mounting supplies for 35mm stereo photos. 152 total mounts (with mounting pins) are for 5, 7, and 8 perforated stereo pairs. Also included are RBT anti-newton ring glass that can be mounted with the stereo pair.

CONTURA No. X11 STEREO CAMERA. LEATHER CASE AND STRAP INCLUDED. A CAMERA COLLECTOR'S DREAM! Auctiva's FREE Counter. VERY RARE! Optic/Glass: Minor Dust.

This is my 1950s bakelite Kodak Kodaslide 1 Stereo Viewer. It is used for viewing 35mm Realist format stereo slides. The condition is very nice and it works great. The lenses are clean and clear. The interocular adjustment has been taken apart, lubricated and rebuilt and now works perfectly and.

Here is a simple test anyone can do to test polarizing filters. Cross the filter with a pair of viewing polarizing glasses until it gets as dark as possible and look at a bright light source, such as a panel of fluorescent lights.

Antique 1st Ed. 1914 Real Children.Through the Stereoscope HC Book Underwood. This is the very rare First Edition hardcover book with gilt-lettered brown cloth boards. While some of these books contained maps originally, this one did not come with any.

We always try dispatch your item as soon as it possible. All shutter speeds work properly - checking many times. But it not tested with film. as is -What's included?. - See by photo. it showed by photo.

Revere Stereo 33 Synchromatic Camera. Wollensak 35MM f/3.5. in leather carrying case. camera is in very good condition in appearance but unable to test. leather case has some wear and stains but seals tight.

From the late 1960s. All found together in the same estate. Rare lot! Some staining to boxes from sitting.

Stereo Realist Red Button viewer with LED bulb - serviced by DrT. Who is DrT ?. Stereo photographer since 1988 (Realist, RBT S1, Fuji, etc.). Stereo Realist camera use and repair (I have written a book and have a web page).

Very rare and nice Imperial folding rotograph with the original boxes and cards. Rotograph itself says "Imperial Rotograph, 101 Fifth Avenue, New York. U.S.A. Patent No. 720849. Portable Folding Stereoscope with Stereo-Slides.

This is the most sought after stereo slide viewer ever made! While I love the Kodak Kodaslide stereo viewers, I have to admit this one is the mac daddy of them all. It is solid and well built. It has all the necessary adjustments: focus, Interocular, it operates with electricity or 2 "D" size batteries (not included) While in AC mode, it has an adjustable rheostat or brightness control.

This LOREO 3-dimensional stereo camera and stereo print viewer comes with it’s original case and user manual. I do not know if the camera works, but it appears to be in working order. The camera and viewer are in very good and barely used condition.

This is a 1950s bakelite Kodak Kodaslide 2 stereo viewer. It is used for viewing 35mm realist format stereo slides. This lightweight virtually indestructible viewer is the best stereo slide viewer that Kodak ever made and in my opinion one of the best ever!

SERVICED 1950s Focusing Graflex 3D Stereo Graphic 35mm Realist Slide Viewer. This is a very hard to find stereo viewer and one of my favorites! It's a focusing 3D Stereo Graphic Viewer made by Graflex, Inc. along with it's original box and instruction sheet!