WebTaxiphote Richard avec sa lanterne de projection et sa table(…) En détail. Première. 267; 268; 269 ... WebTHE Museum has recently purchased two stereoscopic instruments by the turn-of-the-century French maker Jules Richard. They are his celebrated stereoscopic camera, the …

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WebThe TAXIPHOTE was a mechanical device to display three-dimensional images from glass slides. The original design was patented by French inventor Jules Richard in 1893. In 2016, AUC Libraries acquired one of these machines from a local vendor. WebOffered at auction is Richard's "Taxiphote" multiple view stereoviewer. This is his earliest model of 1900. It views 45mm x 107mm glass stereoslides, of which 20 are included. The milled mechanism is amazingly sophisticated and in perfect working order. This Taxiphote boasts a mahogany cabinet in nice condition. city of malden snow emergency

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WebIt was a taxiphote model, a handcrafted copy of the French Richard stereoscopic viewers, in vogue at the time of the Belle Époque. The instrument consisted of a wooden box equipped with two eyepieces that offered a three-dimensional view of the subjects depicted in the slides: a sort of augmented reality ante litteram. WebA French mahogany cased Taxiphote mechanical stereoscopic viewer, early 20th century, with a collection of approximately 100 glass slides including some travel interest Panel missing from back lenses. Body as you would expect, usual age related wear. Slide drawer in base complete. See pics. - read more WebIt was a taxiphote model, a crafted but faithful copy of a French variant of stereoscopic viewers in vogue at the time of the Belle Epoque (Figure 1, 2). city of malden water bill pay