Stereo Cameras

Stereo cameras were a type of camera that used two lenses to capture two separate images, which could be viewed in 3D using a special viewer. Stereo cameras were popular in the mid-20th century and were used for both personal and professional photography. Some popular stereo camera brands include Kodak, Zeiss Ikon, and Stereo Realist. While they have largely been replaced by digital 3D cameras, stereo cameras remain popular among vintage camera enthusiasts.

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Coronet 3-D Stereo 4.5x5 Camera Early Version Bakelite

Ca.1953 , this stereo binocular-finder camera uses 127 rollfilm . In good vintage condition...

$199.00

David White Realist Stereo Film Camera f3.5 Model 1041 in Pouch

Serial No.A81904, ca.1947, in excellent vintage condition and supplied in beautiful leather pouch...

$499.00

Langer Co. Elkoscop Stereo Camera 45x107 Plates Jumelle Type rare

c1912-1920. Antique stereo camera, supplied with x6 45x107mm plates, in leather case...

$999.00

Tru-Vue Vintage Bakelite Stereo Viewer 3D Film Story Cards

Ca.1953, beautiful vintage stereoscopic viewer with a set of two story cards, in excellent condition..

$99.00

View-Master Stereo Color Mark II Film Camera 1:2.8/20mm

Serial No.11279, ca.1962, also known as View-Master Mark II, is a fixed focus camera, designed to pr..

$599.00

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