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[Malvadophd]

Hello, my name is Gustavo and I live in Mexico City. Recently I've developed certain attraction to photography, specially instant photography. I've acquired some classic Polaroid Land Cameras and I'm very happy with them.
 
About a week ago

[Zombicams]

The camera is for making stereo photos (two pictures) for viewing in a viewer. Built from 1926 to 1941. Two models: the one with 55mm lenes and the one with 75mm lenses. Probably the user manual is on the Butkus website. Price range is best found by looki

[Br1078lum]

You could also look here for a pricing guide
http://collectiblend.com/Cameras/
 
I looked one of them up a while back, but don't remember what web site I found it on, but these folks

[Hans Kerensky]

Congratulations, that's a very good find !
Rolleidoscops, made by Franke & Heidecke, are extremely sought after cameras and are normally almost only seen on auctions and photographica markets.
Price is difficult to tell but should be upw

[Malvadophd]

Thanks for your help guys! Looks like I have the 55mm lens version, called in some webs Baby Rolleidoscop.
 
Here are some pictures of the camera and some stuff that I found with it. I forgot to mention, it includes the original strap (at least i

[Glenn]

What you have here is a pair of matched close up lenses - the Proxars, and an odd yellow filter. Suspect that the other yellow filter has just been miss laid. As there are two Proxars of the same magnification, the items must have been purchased for u

[John_s]

The Rolleidoscope was the roll film development of the Heidoscope, a stereo plate camera invented by F and H. The Rolleiflex TLR was effectively a non-stereo version of the Rolleidoscope, with a similar reflex viewing system, but only one taking len