Category: Tray-based stereoscopes
Stéréo-Classeur Leroy
Le Stéréo-Classeur Leroy is a tray-based stereoscope that was designed by Guérin and De Lens and introduced in 1921.
Stéréoscope-Classeur Portatif
Mackenstein’s Stéréoscope-Classeur Portatif is a compact and rare stereoscope. It is one of the most compact tray-based stereoscope with an…
Stéréothèque à foyer court
Le Stéréothèque was Mattey’s first tray-based multi-view stereoscope.
Hemdé Série II
The Hemdé Série II stereoscope was introduced to support 6 x 13 cm glass stereoviews and larger formats.
Astra
At first glance, L’Astra appears to be an enlarged version of Le Polyphote. The functions and the mechanism show similarities, but…
Polyphote
Bize’s Polyphote is a more conventional multi-view stereoscope based on slide trays.
Taxiphote 1bis
The Taxiphote 1bis is a sophisticated tray-based stereoscope for 6 x 13 cm glass stereoviews.
“Le Nain”
Le Nain is a curious viewer. “Le Nain” means dwarf in French, and it emphasises the compact design of the…
Taxiphote Simplifié
The Taxiphote Simplifié is a simpler version of the advanced Taxiphote. The stereoscope was introduced by Jules Richard in 1908.