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| Stereoscopes were used for viewing stereo cards. The hand viewer was invented by Oliver Wendell Holmes, although more complicated table models were used before his was produced in 1859. Do not confuse the stereoscope with the stereopticon, a magic lantern that used glass slides. |
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| Stereoscopes |
| Pattern or Item
| Schneck |
| Description
| Walnut Lensboard, Fleur-de-lis Mount, Velvet-covered Hood, 17 In. |
| Year
| 2006 |
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