David White Company Stereo Realist-A71963 Analogue camera

It is a Stereo Realist camera manufactured by the David White Company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
It was the most popular 35 mm stereo camera ever manufactured, produced from 1947 to 1971.
Use two David White lenses.
35 mm f/3.5 anastigmat for capturing a pair of images simultaneously and creating an effect.
3D
The design features a three-lens system, where the two outer lenses capture images and the central lens is for the viewfinder and the rangefinder.
The camera produces two nearly square images (23.4x24 mm) on 35 mm film, a format known as the standard.
'Americano'. - The focus is adjusted by moving the film plane instead of the lenses, and the shutter must be manually cocked after each exposure. It weighs nearly 1 kilogram with its case and measures approximately 18x8x7 cm; the camera is in excellent condition, shutters very well, and is loaded with the lever below the lenses. It is only shipped to the European Union via DHL.