Stereoscopic 45-107 CELDÉ for movies and bands. with box which lack a flap. No movies available. The Celdé stereoscope was made in France, but at this time can not be definitively set the date of manufacture. The price of the box shows that costs 300 francs. The display was made of stiff cardboard covered with a cover of black paper. The interior of the stereoscope slid in and out to allow focusing. Glass lenses were mounted on an early type of plastic frame, which, in turn, was stuck in the body of the viewer. In construction, the viewer was very similar to the French viewer of the Bruguiere # 1. This type of viewer took rolls stereo film images that fed through a slot in the back of the stereoscope. The films were stored in cardboard rolls. Translation made with the translator www.DeepL.com/Translator
