P3D Re: Telephoto Stereoscopic Camera?

[PZuijlekom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

In digest # 2755 Joe Safferson asked :

-Have binoculars ever been used to create a telephoto stereoscopic
-camera?  Or has anything of that description ever been commercially
-produced?

See below for what I've found so far. All this information
comes from the four wonderful, illustrated, books by Abring,
Von Daguerre bis Heute (From Daguerre till the present day)
volume I / IV

Cheers,

Peter van Zuijlekom
GouDDDa
The Netherlands

---------------------------------------------------------------

- Stereo Physiographe, 45 x 107 mm, Leon Bloch, Paris,
  2 x Tessar, Krauss 6.3/51 mm, ca 1896.

- Jumelle de Nicour, 40 x 40 mm, Geymet & Alker, Paris,
  Opera camera, Collodion plates, ca 1866.

- Stereo Binocle, 45 x 50 mm, C.P. Goerz, Berlin, for mono/stereo
  Opera glasses, binoculars.

- Cam Binox, J.D. Moeller, Hamburg, Binocular camera, 16 mm film,
  Idemar 3.5 / 90 mm, 1/30 - 1/800 sec., ca 1954

- Nicnon, Binocular camera, 35 mm, Nichyrio Corp. Tokyo,
  Nicnon 3.5 / 165 mm, 1/60 - 1/250 sec., ca 1969

- Teleca-Binocular-Camera, 16 mm, 10 x 14 mm, Made in Japan,
  Tele Signar 4.5/35 mm, 1/50 - 1/100, ca 1950

- Orinox-Binocular-Camera, model AAI-720, 110 cassette,
  Asian American Ind. Ltd, Tokyo, Japan, Tele-Orinox 5.6/112 mm,
  1/125 sec, ca. 1978

- Geheimcamera (Binocular), 12 plates 4.5 x 6 cm, Negretto & Zambra,
  Stylor 4.5/54 mm, Roussel, Paris, 1/25 - 1/80 sec., ca. 1912

- Cam Binox, 16 mm, J.D. Moeller, Wedel / Hamburg, Idemar 3.5/90 mm,
  Idemar 3.5/135 mm, 1/30 - 1/800, ca. 1956

- Binoca, 10 x 14 mm, 12 pictures, Binoca, Japan
  Bicon 4.5/40 mm, 1/25 - 1/100, ca. 1950

- Tasco 800 Binocular, 110 cassette, 13 x 17 mm, Tasco Sales Inc.
  Japan, Tele Tasco 5.6/100 mm, 1/125 - 1/250, ca. 1980

- Telephot-Vega, system 'Vautier', Vega 12.8/700 mm, ca. 1905

- Stereophysiographe, 52 x 118 mm, 12 plates, Leon Bloch,
  Paris, ca. 1897

- Cyclops Binocular camera, 10 x 14 mm, 20 shots, Toko Photo Co.,
  Japan, Tele-Sigmar 4.5/35 mm, 1/50 - 1/100 sec., ca. 1950

- Le Physiographe (stereo), 45 x 107 mm, plates, Leon Bloch,
  Paris, Zion lens, ca. 1898

- Physiographe-Spy camera, plates 4.5 x 6 cm, Leon Bloch, Paris,
  Krauss-Tessar 4.5/52 mm, Special shutter, ca. 1910

- Hamond-Monocular camera, 4 x 3 cm, 16 shots, Maruso Kogaku,
  Japan, New Gold 6.8/45 mm, Wing shutter, 1/25 - 1/100 sec.
  ca. 1938

- Telepac Monocular SLR, 24 x 36 mm, Japan, ST Telepac 5.6/300 mm,
  + binocular (9 x 30), -1/1000 sec.

- Teflex Nicnon, Monocular camera, 18 x 24 mm, Nichiryo Int. Corp.,
  Japan, Binocular 7 x 50, 3.5/236 mm, Copal shutter 1/60 - 1/250,
  ca. 1968

- Nicnon Monocular camera, 18 x 24 mm, Nichiryo Int. Corp. Japan,
  Nicnon-S 3.5/165 mm (236 mm with converter), 1/60 - 1/250 sec.,
  ca. 1969

- Triplon 110-70T BCR-111, Binocular + Radio camera, 13 x 17 mm,
  Japan, 11/70 mm, 1/125 sec., Battery radio + headphones, ca. 1969

- Orinox Tele-110 MC-1, Monocular camera, 110 cassette, Asian
  American Ind., Tokyo, Japan, Orinox 5.6/90 mm, 1/125 sec.,
  ca. 1981

-------------------------------------------------------------------



------------------------------