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448 Naudin Orama Stereo Camera € 800 454 Jules Richard Taxiphote Model € 600
no. 5794, c. 1895, condition B+ € 1.600 – 1.800 Mechanique Desktop Stereo Viewer
c. 1920, condition B € 1.200 – 1.400
Very rare camera for 6 × 13 cm exposure on plates with a pair of
Anastigmat Demaria Frères 6.8/90 mm brass lenses nos. 11224/425, For 45 × 107 mm transparencies, sophisticated desktop stereo viewer,
good working focal plane shutter, the camera can also be used as patented in 1900 in cooperation with L J Colardeaut, because of the
stereo viewer AND binoculars, ‘ORAMA’ Revue Lumineuse Paris commercial success stayed in production for approximately 35 years,
marked on metal plate, case see Paul Wing’s ‘Stereoscopes: The First Hundred Years’ (1996) pages
174 –179
449 Olympus OM-1 Stereo set € 500
c. 1970, condition B/A € 1.000 – 1.200 455 Planox Simplife Stereo Viewer € 400
1927, condition B+ € 800 – 1.000
Custom made stereo bracket for two Olympus OM-1 cameras to use
them as a stereo outfit, equipped with comfortable wooden grips Smaller and later model of the classical tray-type viewer for 6 × 13 cm
and connection to the motors, the angle of the cameras can be slides, with two-drawer base storage, makers label with the company
adjusted to exact distance with a knob on the left grip, incl. two OM- logo on the front inscribed: ‘Stéreoscope Magnetique Planox’, the
1n cameras with motor drives, two Zuiko Auto-Zoom 3.6/35–70 mm label with a horseshoe magnet was chosen because Planox viewers
no. 202247 and 221837 (with front caps and hoods), a very interest- use magnetic pickup rather then the more common rods for elevating
ing and high quality assembly the slides from beneath, each slide had to be fitted with a thin
metal strip known as a barrette, with each down stroke of the plate
changing lever, a simple ratchet advances the carriage and sweeps
450 Tougo-do Stereo Hit € 300 the previous slide away from the magnets, adjustable focus and eye
1955, condition B € 600 – 700 base, in very good condition, with one magazine and 13 slides
Rare Japanese stereo camera for 3 × 4 cm exposures on 127 film, dual
S-Owla 9/4.5 cm lenses, with leather case 456 Schwalb Hermanos € 600
Stereo Viewer

451 Sanger Shepherd € 6.000 c. 1890, condition B € 1.200 – 1.400
Stereoscopic Colour Camera Very rare South American table-top stereo viewer, filled with 24 day-
and-night various stereo views (hand-coloured, almost all flawless),
c. 1908, condition B/A € 12.000 – 14.000
c. 41 cm high, upgraded later with electric light, maker’s plaque on
Extremely rare colour separation stereo camera for exposures on back ‘Schwalb. Hermanos Lima Y Valparaiso’
6 1/2 × 8 1/2 plates, the stereo picture is being created by moving
the film holder and creating three separate shots on a single plate,
incl. colour separation filter, dual Beck Symmetrical brass lenses, flap 457 Stereoscopic Co. € 900
shutter, one double film holder and ground glass in wooden frame Brewster-Pattern Viewer
c. 1860, condition B+ € 1.600 – 2.000
452 Sigriste Stereo € 6.000 6 × 13 cm, in very fine walnut veneer, on attractive turned rosewood
no. 4–32, c. 1899, condition B/A € 12.000 – 14.000 pedestal stand, in very good original condition, engraved ‘London
Stereoscopic Co. 51, Cheapside’
6 × 13 cm, very rare jumelle styled stereo version with a pair of
Voigtländer Heliar 4.5/85 mm lenses nos. 75157/58 (with lens caps),
two matching plate film magazines for 12 plates engraved 4–32, focal 458 Wooden Stereo Viewers € 200
plane shutter to 1/2000 s, in fantastic and fully original condition c. 1940, condition B/A € 400 – 500
Two wooden stereo viewers in excellent condition: (1) unmarked
453 Simda Panorascope € 600 (probably German) viewer for 8 × 16 cm plates or prints, (2) Richard
no. 2352, c. 1956, condition A/B € 1.000 – 1.200 Verascope viewer for 45 × 107 mm plates, both viewers in excellent
condition
Rare French stereo camera for 300 exposures 10 × 20 mm on 16 mm
film, later version with Angenieux 3.5/25 mm lenses, 2-tone grey
leather covering, in beautiful condition, with leather case 459 Negretti & Zambra € 2.000
Stereoscope / Graphoscope
c. 1880, condition B/A € 4.000 – 4.500
Highly decorative, beautiful stereoscope / Graphoscope combination
for 8 × 16 cm glass plates or prints, in excellent condition with no
missing parts, ivory maker’s plaque on front: ‘Negretti & Zambra,
London’, the device is equipped with swing-out Graphoscope loupe,
hidden in base, very interesting and in beautiful condition

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