Gallery›National Science and Media Museum Bradford›Cased with an inbuilt stereo viewer 'MASCHER'S IMPROVED STEREOSCOPE PHILADA. PATENT MARCH 8TH 1853' stamped into leather on viewer. Within case, on black paper on base 'FROM BROADBENT & CO'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS, No. 136 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia'. Creator Samuel Broadbent. Resembles 1990-5037_A.106
Cased with an inbuilt stereo viewer 'MASCHER'S IMPROVED STEREOSCOPE PHILADA. PATENT MARCH 8TH 1853' stamped into leather on viewer. Within case, on black paper on base 'FROM BROADBENT & CO'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS, No. 136 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia'. Creator Samuel Broadbent. Resembles 1990-5037_A.106
National Science and Media Museum Bradford

Cased with an inbuilt stereo viewer 'MASCHER'S IMPROVED STEREOSCOPE PHILADA. PATENT MARCH 8TH 1853' stamped into leather on viewer. Within case, on black paper on base 'FROM BROADBENT & CO'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS, No. 136 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia'. Creator Samuel Broadbent. Resembles 1990-5037_A.106

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National Science and Media Museum Bradford

Cased with an inbuilt stereo viewer 'MASCHER'S IMPROVED STEREOSCOPE PHILADA. PATENT MARCH 8TH 1853' stamped into leather on viewer. Within case, on black paper on base 'FROM BROADBENT & CO'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS, No. 136 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia'. Creator Samuel Broadbent. Resembles 1990-5037_A.106

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