The Manifold Stereo Camera was manufactured by J. T. Chapman in circa 1900. The camera was constructed of finely polished mahogany wood with brass hardware. It featured double extension square cornered red leather bellows, front and rear ground glass focusing, front and rear tilt, and a removable lens board for interchanging lenses and a center plenum that retracts for taking non-stereo exposures. It accepted plates 4.25 x 6.5 inches in size.

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