ICA Stereolette Stereo camera

The Stereolette stereo camera was produced by the camera company Ica A.G. from Dresden, Germany, from about 1910 to 1926.
It was one of the most popular stereo cameras.
The camera could produce images of 45 x 107 mm on plates, cut film or film packs and could be adapted to a magazine for twelve plates.
The camera body is covered in leather with a seal grain texture.
It is entirely made of aluminum with a black enamel or nickel finish.
Features include a screw-adjustable front, an iconometer and a reflective finder, a rear-facing focus cover and a standard tripod socket.

The bellows are still in good condition.
The sliding mechanism still works well.
The level works.
The diaphragm works.
The shutter no longer works properly.
3 extra plate cassettes.
1 cassette for glass plates/loose film
original bag
The total weight of the bag is 1.2 kg.