by Richard Freres Paris. The second production camera for 35mm film and the first for 35mm stereo, patented September 20 1913, serial no. 113. For 27 stereo pairs 2.5 x 1.9cm. or 54 single exposures on perforated film. Krauss/Zeiss Tessar 28mm/f4.5 lenses. When manufacture was stopped in 1921 no more than 1500 had been manufactured. This example is together with the rare original nickelled brass and mahogany Homeos stereo viewer and Homeos illuminated printer no. 139 complete with pusher stick and clip on watch stand, all retailed and marked by A. R. Baines Optician Harrogate. (5) See illustration
by Richard Freres Paris. The second production camera for 35mm film and the first for 35mm stereo, patented September 20 1913, serial no. 113. For 27 stereo pairs 2.5 x 1.9cm. or 54 single exposures on perforated film. Krauss/Zeiss Tessar 28mm/f4.5 lenses. When manufacture was stopped in 1921 no more than 1500 had been manufactured. This example is together with the rare original nickelled brass and mahogany Homeos stereo viewer and Homeos illuminated printer no. 139 complete with pusher stick and clip on watch stand, all retailed and marked by A. R. Baines Optician Harrogate. (5) See illustration
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