April 17, 2024
3 TIER STEREOVIEW & VIEWER STORAGE CABINET WITH VIEWERS
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NOTE: IF THE PICTURE DOES NOT APPEAR, DO THE FOLLOWING: RIGHT CLICK ON THE RED "X" WITHIN THE SMALL SQUARE AND THEN LEFT CLICK ON "SHOW PICTURE." Sometimes it is necessary to do this more than once. . An H. C. White Walnut Storage Cabinet For Views And Viewers Complete With 2 White Perfecscope Stereoviewers. If you have been looking for the ideal location to store your collection of rare views what better place than an original Circa 1900 Cabinet made expressly for that purpose. Each of the four drawers will hold approximately 100 cards and the upper tier is complete with two vintage White viewers in a copper toned finish that matches the hardware on the case. Nice! The entire cabinet is stackable and easily disassembled into three separate self contained sections that can be used independently if desired. The bottom surfaces of the drawers and the interior of the viewer storage section are velvet lined and in very nice condition. Other than one viewer lacking a handle and both showing wear to the velvet lining on the hoods, they are in fine condition with very good optics and 3 dimensional separation. The box, which measures approximately 18" wide x 17" high x 9" deep, is quite attractive having a two toned finish, the drawers with a varnished surface and the body in a matte finish. The upper lid has some age cracks and a small
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