The Stereo Hand Camera was designed and sold by W. I. Chadwick of Manchester, England in circa 1895. The camera was a box camera with rising and falling front, a special focusing adjustment and a focusing glass the same size as the plate. It was fitted with a matched pair of rapid rectilinear lenses of high quality and a time and instantaneous shutter with a speed indicator. It was able to be adapted for either plates or films.

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