The Glyphoscope was a stereo camera for 45x107 mm glass plate negatives developed by Jules Richard and manufactured from 1904 to 1933. 

The Glyphoscope was an alternative to the more expensive Vérascope. It made stereo photography affordable even for amateurs. 

The camera set is in nice condition, with film plate bag and original instructions for use. The 

Glyphoscope was a stereo camera developed by Jules Richard for glass plate negatives of size 45x107 mm, which was manufactured from 1904 to 1933. 

The Glyphoscope was an alternative to the more expensive Vérascope. It made stereo photography affordable even for amateurs. 

The camera set is in nice condition, with film plate bag and original instruction manual.