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Bloch Le Viallis |
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Photos by Arnaud Saudax text by Arnaud Saudax. From the collection of Arnaud Saudax. Last update 2024-01-28 par Jacques Bratieres.
Manufactured or assembled in France from 1901 to (After) 1902.
Index of rarity in France: Rare (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 10446
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Chronology of cameras Bloch
Léon and Edmond Bloch constructed highly original cameras that likely had only moderate success in their time. Consequently, these cameras are now highly sought-after rarities among collectors.
This 6 x 13 stereoscopic camera is equipped with a guillotine shutter featuring five speeds achieved through spring tension, along with a time and instantaneous exposure selector. There are three apertures on a perforated plate.
The lenses resemble those of a theater lorgnette, serving not only for viewing transparency slides but also for opaque images by installing a slide holder (absent...) on the top of the camera.
Léon Bloch filed a patent (GB190122646) in 1901 for a device combining a stereoscopic camera and an opera binocular.
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