Stereoscopes and Stereoviewers

Stereoscopes and Stereoviewers

Viewer1. Pedestal-style stereoviewer, wood base, and viewer with aluminum hood. Some fraying to the hood's tan cloth. VG. $150

Viewer2. Pedestal-style stereoviewer, wood base, and viewer with aluminum hood. Some fraying to the velvet on the hood. VG. $150

Viewer3. Pedestal-style stereoviewer, The Perfecscope, wood base, and viewer with aluminum hood. VG. $175

Viewer4. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, The Perfecscope, H.C. White Co., Exposition Universelle Internationale. Mostly aluminum, with wood divider and slide bar. Worn velvet. VG. $75

Viewer5. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, all wood. VG. $75

Viewer6. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, The Mercury Stereoscope. Wood with aluminum hood, frayed red velvet. VG. $75

Viewer8. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, H.C. White. Exposition Universelle Internationale. Wood with aluminum hood, some wear to red velvet. VG. $125

Viewer9. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, all wood, no handle. G. $45

Viewer10. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, H.C. White. Exposition Universelle Internationale. Wood with aluminum hood, with nice velvet. VG. $85

Viewer11. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, The Monarch. Keystone View Co., patent 1904. Wood with aluminum hood with frayed red velvet. VG. $75

Viewer12. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, wood with gold and black metal hood. VG. $95

Viewer13. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, all wood. VG. $65

Viewer14. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer. This viewer appears to be the one illustrated on page 108 of Stereoscopes: The First One Hundred Years by Paul Wing. It is referred to as a "convertible hand held stereographoscope produced by H.C. White for Sears Roebuck, circa 1895-1905. The only thing that disputes the date is that there is a blindstamp impression on the card holder that reads "Pat'd April 23.89." All wood. VG. $125

Viewer15. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, Underwood & Underwood Sun Sculpture Stereoscope. Wood with aluminum hood, brown velvet. VG. $85

Viewer16. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, wood with aluminum hood, red velvet. VG. $75

Viewer17. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, The Monarch. Wood with aluminum hood. VG. $55

Viewer18. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, all wood, bird's-eye maple look, red velvet frayed on hood. VG. $125

Viewer19. Large Stereographoscope measuring about 21" x 11 x 5" when folded. Metal plate reading "W.R. Reid, 362 Euclid Ave. Cleveland, Ohio" on viewer, probably the one-time owner. There are some chips and cracks to the veneer on the scrollwork portion above the ground glass on the viewing panel. Viewer is otherwise in good condition, fully operational. $400

Viewer20. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, The Vistascope, pat'd Oct 15.95. All wood. VG. $75

Viewer21. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, The Triumph by Berry, Kelley & Chadwick. Wood with aluminum hood. VG. $75

Viewer22. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, wood with aluminum hood and red velvet. Handle is loose o/w VG. $45

Viewer23. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, wood with aluminum hood and red velvet. VG. $75

Viewer24. Hand-held Holmes-Bates stereoviewer, Model 40 Eye Comfort Stereoscope, Keystone View Co. This viewer comes with the Keystone Eye Comfort Training pamphlet, "Sold only on prescription." The beginning of the pamphlet reads "Your doctor has prescribed this Eye-Comfort Unit because these exercises 'smooth and ease the coordinating action of the two eyes, and bring relief to many whose difficulties arise from inability to read, sew, or work comfortably.'" The slide bar of the viewer is calibrated and it is explained in the pamphlet. Wood with brown metal hood. VG+. $125

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This page was last revised on 09/05/10.