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Praxinoscope, brass stand
CHF 128.00
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Praxinoscope, brass stand, supplied with 15 animated
strips. The PRAXINOSCOPE was invented by the Frenchman Emile REYNAUD in 1876.
Thanks to its cylinder of mirrors, which eliminates the need for a shutter between each image, this optical toy provides better visibility of the animated strips compared to previously existing optical toys
strips. The PRAXINOSCOPE was invented by the Frenchman Emile REYNAUD in 1876.
Thanks to its cylinder of mirrors, which eliminates the need for a shutter between each image, this optical toy provides better visibility of the animated strips compared to previously existing optical toys
Origin: Spain
Period: New
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Height 22.5 x diameter 20.5 cm
14799A
Data sheet
- Dimensions
- Ht 22.5 x diamètre 20.5 cm
- Material
- Laiton
- Origin
- Espagne
- Era
- Neuf
Praxinoscope, brass stand, supplied with 15 animated
strips. The PRAXINOSCOPE was invented by the Frenchman Emile REYNAUD in 1876.
Thanks to its cylinder of mirrors, which eliminates the need for a shutter between each image, this optical toy provides better visibility of the animated strips compared to previously existing optical toys
strips. The PRAXINOSCOPE was invented by the Frenchman Emile REYNAUD in 1876.
Thanks to its cylinder of mirrors, which eliminates the need for a shutter between each image, this optical toy provides better visibility of the animated strips compared to previously existing optical toys
Origin: Spain
Period: New
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Height 22.5 x diameter 20.5 cm