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