Antique "The Perfecscope" Stereoscope Viewer James M. Davis Patent Stereo Viewer

Antique "The Perfecscope" Stereoscope Viewer

Antique "The Perfecscope" stereoscope viewer by James M. Davis, designed for viewing stereoscopic photographs. This early optical viewer features a metal body with a wooden handle, decorative embossed trim around the viewing hood, and an embossed U.S. patent medallion.

The back is marked "The Perfecscope" along with multiple U.S. and international patent dates and is also marked "James M. Davis, Agent, Washington, D.C., New York, U.S.A."

A wonderful example of early photographic and optical history, this stereoscope makes an excellent addition to collections of antique photography equipment, scientific instruments, Victorian-era collectibles, or vintage home décor.

Condition:

- Marked "The Perfecscope" with U.S. and international patent information.
- Marked "James M. Davis, Agent, Washington, D.C., New York, U.S.A."
- Features an embossed U.S. patent medallion on the viewing hood.
- Original lenses are present.
- Metal body with wooden handle.
- Shows expected wear, scratches, paint loss, oxidation, and patina consistent with age and use.
- Untested with stereoscopic cards.
- Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description and accurately represent the item's condition.

An excellent collectible for enthusiasts of antique photography, stereoviews, optical instruments, Victorian collectibles, or historical scientific equipment.