1170
R. & J. BECK: Mahogany tabletop 
Achromatic Stereoscope [#2646], 
c.1870s.
$400–600
1171
1900 PARIS EXPOSITION 
UNIVERSELLE: H.C. White Co. 
handheld stereoscope on stand, with 
“Exposition Universelle Internationale 
1900” logo embossed on metal visor; 
height 30cm.
$150–200 ❖
1172
HANDHELD STEREOSCOPES: Group 
of three c.1890s polished timber 
stereoscopes, including two Brewster-
types. (3)
$200–400 ❖
1173
POCKET STEREOSCOPES: Group of 
five different models, including two 
c.1908 Rotary Photographic Co. “Pocket 
Rotoscopes”, both of which are loaded 
with many miniature stereo cards. (5)
$200–300 ❖
1174
HANDHELD STEREOSCOPES: 
Circa 1900s group of five; 
length generally 33cm. (5)
$200–250 ❖
1175
BAKELITE/PLASTIC STEREOSCOPES: 
Group of nineteen 1930s-1960s 
models (several in original box), plus a 
small quantity of reels; brands include 
Bruguière, Brumberger, Conway, 
Hanimex, Stereo-Rama, and Tru-Vue. 
(19+ items)
$200–400 ❖
1176
VIEW-MASTER STEREOSCOPES: 
Group of twenty-four, spanning 1940s 
Bakelite to 1990s plastic, some in 
original boxes, plus a quantity of reels. 
(24+ items)
$250–350 ❖
1177
Group of four different antique 
darkroom safelights; manufacturers 
include H. Bishop & Sons, Ensign, 
and “Reliance”. (4 items) 
$100–200 ❖
1178
BING WERKE: “Optica” 35mm film 
projector, c.1920s; dimensions approx. 
43 x 18 x 48cm.
$100–200 ❖
1170
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