Kromskop Stereo Viewer

Made:: 1904-1914 in London

maker:: The Photochromoscope Syndicate Limited and Frederic Eugene Ives

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The Kromskop stereo viewer 2 1/4 x 5 inches. Invented by Frederick Ives. With three slides with respective filters: red, green and blue-violet. The Photochromoskop Syndicate Ltd, c1909.

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Category:: Photographic Technology

Collection:: Arthur Frank Collection

Object Number:: 1979-559/3502

Materials:: glass

Measurements:: overall: 183 mm x 163 mm x 230 mm,

type:: stereo viewer

credit:: The Arthur Frank Collection

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Kromskop Stereo Viewer

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