A historical French camera - Caillon Bioscope Stereoscopic camera w. Max Balbreck lenses - this vintage camera we sell as NOT - TESTED - please do not ask what is working or not working - due to the age ( produced circa 1904 ) we can not give guarantee on functions but we are professional sellers - so you have the Right of return in case you are not satisfied with camera.
The Caillon Bioscope ( 4.5 x 10.7 cm) is a rare, high-quality French stereo camera manufactured during the early 1900s. The combination of a Caillon Bioscope stereoscope camera equipped with Max Balbreck lenses represents a highly specific, early 20th-century French production variant. There is no inscription on the lenses except the brand. Each lens is provided with a rotatable perforated diaphragm Max Balbreck (often inscribed as Balbreck Max Paris or Verve Balbreck) was a specialized Parisian optics manufacturer active during the late 1800s and early 1900s. This Special camera with its historical importance, distinctive design, and connection to France’s photographic heritage make it a noteworthy addition to any collection.
