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Brizet Physioscope
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Photos by BF text by BF. From the collection of BF. Last update 2024-01-14 par Sylvain Halgand.

Manufactured or assembled in France from (Circa) 1922 to (After) 1922.
Index of rarity in France: Rare (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 10474

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Chronology of cameras Brizet 

Le Photographe, on August 20, 1920

The model's name is written on a small plate where "Bté SGDG Paris" is also noted.

It is a stereoscopic camera with two lenses, both anastigmat 4.5/75 mm, manufactured by the Boyer brothers.

The shutter is an Ibso (Gauthier), which is strange considering that Brizet filed several patents for stereo shutters.


Patent number 506,809, published on August 31, 1920, pertains to a photographic shutter Patent number 517,031, published on April 29, 1921, relates to a stereoscopic photographic shutter


The front plate is bare and made of aluminum, as well as the rest of the camera which is covered. The rear part is made of brass. A screw thread on the bottom allowed for attachment to a stand, and the top of the camera had 2 spirit levels and a folding viewfinder.__________

The model name is written on a small plate where "Bté SGDG Paris" is also noted.
The two lenses are anastigmat 4.5/75 mm with serial numbers 10034 and 10035, manufactured by the Boyer brothers.
The shutter is an IBSO (Gauthier) and provides the following speeds: B, T, 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100.
The speed adjustment is done on one of the blocks, while the aperture is adjusted on the second. It would be interesting to see the coupling, probably hidden by the cover located between the two blocks.

The front plate is bare and made of aluminum, as well as the rest of the camerawhich is covered. The rear part is made of brass.

A screw thread on the bottom allowed for attachment to a stand, and the top of the camera had 2 spirit levels and a folding viewfinder.

Brizet Physioscope





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