Franke and Heideke Rolleidoscop,  before Rolleiflex.

No. 2 Stereo Kodak. Beautiful wood interior.

CAMERAS

A SELECTION FROM MY COLLLECTION

I AM SHOWING THESE AS BOTH REGULAR AND ANAGLYPH ( RED/BLUE) THAT I SHOT WITH MY FUJI W3 AND USED STEREOPHOTOMAKER TO CONVERT TO ANAGLYPH. IF ONE IS SHOWING STEREO CAMERAS THEN ONE SHOULD SHOW THEM IN STEREO. MORE CAMERAS TO THE RIGHT.

Stereo Hawkeye Model 3. Eastman Kodak Co. Successor to Blair Camera Co. Patented 1890 and 1895. Uses No. 2 Bulls-eye Film (101)

Anaglyph below.

Another Blair camera after Kodak purchase.

BLAIR CAMERA COMPANY STEREO HAWKEYE NUMBER 1. THE LENS SAYS ROCHESTER N.Y. SO I ASSUME KODAK OWNED THEM AT THIS POINT IN TIME. ANAGLYPH BELOW.

Blair camera after Kodak bought the company.

Linex, made by the Lionel train manufacturer.

Ihagee sold by Heaton in England. My 120 user for years. 

Blair Camera Co. Stereo WENO.

Conley Camera Co.  5 by 7 Camera.

Kodak no. 2 Stereo Brownie. Love the wood lens board.

Folmer & Schwing Div of Eastman Kodak.  Stereo Graphic.

A German folding stereo camera for plates.

Rolleidoscop with built in lens caps.

Richard glyphoscope. doubles as a viewer.

Blair Camera Co. Stereo Hawkeye Model 2.

Premo 5 by 7 with wide lens board for stereo lens.

Kodak Stereo No. 1

Click on the top photograph to see my collection of stereo cameras from the 1950's to present day. Click on the lower photograph to see them in RED / Blue Analglyph Format.

Another Richard Verascope. For 6 by 13 CM glass plates.

ICA Polyscop with plate changer..

Richard Verascope with plate changer.

Anthony 5 by 8 stereo camera with Dallmeyer Waterhouse lenses from 1871. the camera was possibly made by John Stock & Company. Anayglyph view below.

Stereo Hawkeye Model 4. Eastman Kodak Co. Successor to Blair Camera Co. Bausch and Lomb shutter and rectilinear anastamat Lenses.

Heidoscope with a plastic roll film adapter.

Heidoscope 45 by 107 with a homemade 120 roll film back.

Scovil Manufacturing Co, 1885- 5 by 8 Tailboard sSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSStereoooooooStereoCamera .

This Kodak Stereo No. 1 had its bellows fall off so I made it into a night light to go with this Craftsman lamp I made.

THIS ROW SHOULD BE VIEWED WITH RED/BLUE ANAGLYPH GLASSES.

Ica . lever moves septum and lens shift for panoramic

THIS IS A STEREO HAWKEYE MODEL 6 BY EASTMAN KODAK  CO. SUCESSORS TO BLAIR CAMERA CO,