Another auction purchase the Stereo Graphic is still a fairly common camera (at least here in England). Designed as a budget offering against the more serious Realist stereo cameras of the day it offers a more compact and lightweight fixed focus alternative. The addition of a standard flash mounting suggests that it was developed later than the Realist and Kodak and coupled with the fixed focus means that it is quite suitable as a 'snapshot' camera even nowadays.

Good and Bad Points (depending on your viewpoint)

• Standard Flash Shoe
• Cheap to buy on the secondhand market (originally sold for $66.50)
• Easy to use (EG 'Cloudy/Hazy/Bright' settings and fixed focus)
• Fixed Shutter speed (50th) with "B" Setting to leave the lenses open as long as desired..