These Kodak 35mm Stereo Cameras were produced between 1954 and 1959. They were designed to capture 3D-style photos by taking two simultaneous images side-by-side. When these photo pairs are mounted and viewed through a stereo viewer, they produce a stunning, natural three-dimensional effect. Both cameras come with their original leather cases (Camera 2 case has become detached along one fold).

I have personally used both of these cameras to photograph my daughter when she was young, along with many nature scenes. Truly amazing to look at the slides years later and to get the impression you're looking through a window into your 3D past.

Read the manuals and the included exposure papers to get the best shots possible. You will need to have the exposed film processed, but not cut or printed. Then purchase a film/slide cutter such as from Optik, along with stereo slide mounts that are available through online suppliers.

Camera 1: Used and in working condition with signs of wear consistent with age and use. Leather case and lens cap included.

Camera 2: For parts or repair. I don't recall what the issue was, but don't think it was anything major. Leather case included.

Nissin Electronic Flash with attachment handle and cable.

Kodak Slide Viewer (2 D batteries not included) with parts for conversion to electric.

Manuals

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