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Kilburn's stereoscope

Photographic Technology

c. 1854

Holmes-type stereoscope

Photographic Technology

c. 1905

Whittington stereoscope, London, England, 1925-1940

Ophthalmology

1925-1940

Asher-Law stereoscope, London, England, 1960-1968

Ophthalmology

1960-1968

Rouch Pedestal stereoscope

Photographic Technology

1875-1885
Sawyer's View-Master 3D Imersion Viewer Model E. Plastic stereo viewer for view master reels. Fixed focus and interocular separation. Lever windon. With 1002 London II View-Master reel.

Sawyer's View-Master 3D Imersion Viewer Model E

Photographic Technology
Folding pocket stereoscope with stereoscopic coloured Daguerreotype (portrait of lady in blue dress) 7 3/8"x4 3/4"x3/4" closed (by Claudet)

Folding pocket stereoscope with stereoscopic coloured Daguerreotype

Optics

Asher Law Stereoscope cards, by Keeler, London

Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry

Woooden portable reflecting stereoscope 'Wheatston

Optics

1850-1880

Brewster-type achromatic stereoscope

Optics

1860-1870

Brewster pattern stereoscope

Photographic Technology

Pocket stereoscope, lenticular type by Carl Zeiss,

Optics

1906-1911
Plastic folding viewer for stereocards 4.5 x 11cm. Rectangular plastic lenses. Vista screen Company Limited

Vista Screen 3D Stereo Viewer

Photographic Technology

Black and white stereoscopic pair of photographic prints, giving evidence for the detailed conservation of energy in the emission and absorption of X-rays

Nuclear Physics

1930-1937

Stereoscope

Photographic Technology

1890-1910

Cosmorama Stereoscope, English, 1854-1865

Optics

1854-1857

Folding pocket stereoscope with stereoscopic coloured Daguerreotype

Optics

Asher Law Stereoscope (hand held) with cards, by K

Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry

Folding stereoscope, folds into a case, unsigned,

Optics

1880-1907

Minature reflecting stereoscope in small cardboard

Optics

1890-1910
Vera stereoscope viewer, for viewing pictures from Richard's verascope. Wood and metal viewer with two rack and pinion focussing viewing lenses; interocular distance adjustable by lever. Hinged lid with mirror illuminating prints. Rear flap and ground glass missing

Verascope stereoscopic viewer

Photographic Technology
Baird adjustable stereoscope and stereoscopic photograph.

Baird Stereoscope

Photographic Technology

1890-1900
Hand-held fold-down stereoscopic viewer, unsigned.

Stereoscopic Viewer

Photographic Technology

1925-1940
Seven pairs of stereotransparencies 10 x11mm. FT-5 cinderella copyright 1953, B 5262 Mighty Mouse copyright 1950. B 5342 Not my brand copyright 1961. B 5111 Touche pussycat copyright 1956. B 5113 Mancatchers copyright 1956. B5131 Mdeal for Meddling copyright 1962. Sawyers Inc.

Discs for Viewmaster Stereoscope

Photographic Technology
Stereoscope, wood

Stereoscope, wood

Mathematics

1876
Two surface silvered mirrors 6 x 8cm in hinged frame. The angle between the two mirrors is adjustable by moveable studs and tensioned by a rubber band. Fixing bar and shoe for attachment to camera. Theodore Brown.

Theodore Brown's stereoscopic transmitter

Photographic Technology
Sawyer's viewmaster outfit in original packaging. Manufactured by Sawyer's Europe NV. Made in Belgium. Viewmaster stereo viewer, 20 stereo discs on the theme 'Around the World in 147 Views'. Overall: 140 mm x 354 mm x 320 mm.

Sawyer's viewmaster outfit in original packaging

Photographic Technology
Stereo graphoscope in case. Combined graphoscope and stereoscope, 5 1/2 inch diameter lens, focusing prismatic stereo lenses. Mirror reflector for cards, card holder with ground glass for transparencies. Carved decoration above large lens. Built into veneered box with brass inlay. Manufactured by E. Ziegler, Bvd. des Capuchines 35, Paris.

Ziegler stereo graphoscope in case

Photographic Technology
Wartime product for photointerpretation use. Reflecting pattern; baseboard not original.

Kodak Universal stereoscope

Photographic Technology

1940
Stereoscopic pair of black and white photographic prints, one of three, mounted on paper, marked 'N3', showing recoil electrons produced in air by the gamma-rays from radium C, unsigned, Moscow, Russia, 1930-1937

Stereoscopic pair of black and white photographic prints, mounted on paper, marked 'N3', showing recoil electrons produced in air by the gamma-rays from radium C

Nuclear Physics

1930-1937
Folding metal stereoscope. Two non prismatic lenses holder for 11.5 x 8.5cm cards. Finished in black crackle.

Camerascope-type Stereo Viewer

Photographic Technology
Stereoscopic viewer, designed by David Brewster.

Stereoscopic Viewer

Photographic Technology

1855-1865
Folding Brewster type stereoscope contained in lid of wooden box under ground glass screen. For stereo transparencies 7 x 4 3/4 inches. Box with sliding secondary lid (missing) with space for transparencies.

Folding box stereoscope

Photographic Technology
Stereoscope, wood, the 'Perfecscope', by Underwood & Underwood, Noew York, wooden, incomplete, c1896.

Stereoscope, wood, the 'Perfecscope', by Underwood & Underwo

Miscellanea & Curiosities

1896
Stereoscope on 'twist' stand. Brewster type viewer. Rack and pinion focusing on sliding box carrying two non prismatic round viewing lenses. Hinged lid with stay, mirror missing. Ground glass screen. Pedestal with spiral stem. Overall height: 355 mm; stand: 260 mm 144 mm; viewer: 115 mm x 205 mm x 162 mm.

Brewster-type stereoscope on twist stand

Photographic Technology
Binocular-type Brewster pattern stereoscope. Hand viewer; fixed back; operglass type screw focusing eyepieces. Hinged lid with flat mirror. Curved body.

Binocular type Brewster pattern stereoscope

Photographic Technology

1860
Stereo viewer for three-colour additive photography. Single green reflector, with blue and red filters above; green exposure at rear; mirror reflector. Hood missing.

Kromaz colour viewer

Cinematography
Holmes-type stereoscope. All wooden open stereoscope. With large square prismatic lenses. Plush edge to eye shield missing.

Holmes-type Stereoscope

Photographic Technology
Large removable 'magazine' for stereographs, transparencies or paper prints, focusing, interlocular seperation. Fitted to oak table (general good condition but bad split, filled with plastic wood).

Cabinet stereoscope

Photographic Technology
Brewster-type stereoscope. Hand stereoscope, early type. Separate brass eyepieces with sliding inter ocular separation, prismatic lenses. Hinged lid with ivory knob, new mirror reflector - not authentic.

Early Brewster-type hand stereoscope

Photographic Technology
Pedestal stereo viewer. Brewster-type viewer with binocular eyepieces. Ground glass screen, mirrored lid. Centre focusing screw. Non-prismatic lenses. One pedestal stand with knuckle joint locked by milled brass screw. Height adjustment by telescopic tube. Circular turned base.

Brewster-type pedestal stereo viewer

Photographic Technology

1860-1870
Verascope with box of 18 stereo slides, made by Jules Richard.

Verascope

Photographic Technology

1895-1910
Stereoscope, on stand

Stereoscope

Optics
Maddox Kinetic stereoscope, by Clement Clarke, Ltd, English

Maddox Kinetic stereoscope

Ophthalmology
Beck stereoscope, no. 2033. Table stereoscope mounted under lid of protective case fitting into top when inverted. Fitted with two achromatic lenses. Rack and pinion focusing. Adjustable inclination. Cover with mirror for stereocards. Pivoting holder for mirror (separate) for transparencies. No. 2033. Smith, Beck & Beck

Beck table stereoscope

Photographic Technology
Camerascope stereo viewer and pictures. Folding metal stereoscope for stereopairs 5x5 1/2cms. Cards 8 x 11 cms. With 45 cards - glazed photographic prints of Australia and New Zeland by Sunbeam Tours, London.

Camerascope stereo viewer and pictures

Photographic Technology
Zeiss stereoviewer 225283, circa 1970s

Zeiss stereoviewer 225283, circa 1970s

Surveying
True-Vue stereoscope, made by the True-Vue company, Rock Island, Illinois. Bakelite viewer for 35mm film, stereo pairs 24 x 24mm. Latch claw for picture change. (M 1195)

True-Vue stereoscope

Photographic Technology

1934
Stereoscope and two boxes of cards showing assorted geometrical figures

Stereoscope and two boxes of cards showing assorte

Mathematics
Holmes-type open stereoscope. Aluminum eyepiece hood with Sun Sculpture and U & U trade mark and tooled patterns. Velvet lined edge. With wooden frame and picture holder with wire loops clips. Underwood & Underwood. 1901.

Holmes-type open stereoscope

Photographic Technology

1901