Bell and Howell MAGAZINE CAMERA 172

The Stereo Vivid is a rangefinder camera for stereo pairs of 24x23 mm recordings on 35 mm film. It was made by the Three Dimension Company, a subsidiary of Bell and Howell in Chicago, in about 1954-1960
The focus knob is located on the right end of the top housing, in front of the film advance button; the camera focuses to about 0.8 m. On top of the top housing is an exposure calculator; the Expo Sure, similar to that of the View-Master Personal stereo camera. The calculator's dial rotates while the exposure controls are adjusted until the weather and subject brightness/darkness markers align. The calculator also displays EV values. There is a frame counter next to the calculator, marked up to 30 frames.

The shutter release button is on the front of the body, next to the right lens. There is a spirit level in the frame of the rangefinder window.
Shutter has been tested and works.
serial number 06295