graphoscopen.
/ˈɡrafəskəʊp/ An apparatus containing a magnifying lens arranged for viewing engravings, photographs, etc. aerial graphoscope: a contrivance for presenting the image of an object, projected upon the atmosphere as upon a screen.
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the world > physical sensation > sight and vision > optical instruments > instruments for observing > [noun] > for viewing photographs
photoscope1875
graphoscope1879
photochromoscope1881
viewer1934
society > leisure > the arts > visual arts > photography > viewing of photographs > [noun] > equipment for viewing
graphoscope1879
zoogyroscope1880
zoopraxinoscope1889
heliochromoscope1892
photochromoscope1893
kromskop1897
viewer1934
slide viewer1960
1879 H. Grubb in Trans. Royal Dublin Soc. 186 Viewed with both eyes through a single magnifying lens, such as is supplied with the graphoscope.
1897 Dublin Rev. Apr. 403 The photographing of the vision shown by an aerial graphoscope.
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