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Bob, thank you for some fascinating information, all of which was new to me. The viewer appears to be beautifully made, as you say. The picture reel certainly looks like a Viewmaster reel but the viewer/ lens assembly doesn’t appear to come from Viewmaster viewer. The lens barrels are the wrong shap...

Thank you for the warm welcome to the group. I was sorry not to be able to identify the commercial viewer used in the Camera Chief coin-op machine that appeared in my first post. A little research has confirmed that it is a 'Colorscope' viewer. As I mentioned, this is not one of the machines in my c...

I am new to the site so please let me know if any of this is regarded as 'off topic.' I am a stereoscopic photographer as well as having a small collection of coin op machines. So coin op stereo machines are an obvious interest. I'm sure the early wooden cased machines are all well known by members ...

Following my first ever post recently, Badpenny asked...’What interests can you share with us?’ I think the most pertinent one is that I am a stereoscopic photographer and have always had an interest in coin operated stereoscopic viewing machines. I have about 4 of them in various conditions and onc...

Thank you all. Your identification of it as a Circle Skill and the links you provided took me to the very version of the machine I have! Much appreciated.

Topic moved & merged - site admin. Firstly, thank you for a fascinating web-site. I have a small collection of coin operated machines assembled over the years. Can anyone please identify this machine that says 'Made in Saxony.' It gives out small boxed prizes, which I have removed as they tend ...