J-RICHARD - Service Manuals
4 manuals available for download
J-RICHARD is a historic French manufacturer renowned for pioneering work in stereoscopic and optical photography equipment throughout the early 20th century. Our comprehensive catalog features original service manuals, repair guides, and technical documentation available as convenient PDF downloads, allowing enthusiasts and technicians to maintain and troubleshoot classic J-RICHARD cameras and stereoscopes. Whether you need a detailed workshop manual, parts list, or owner's manual for restoration projects, our collection of historical documentation provides the essential maintenance and repair information required to preserve these precision instruments. Access authentic technical resources that connect you directly to the expertise of J-RICHARD's original engineering.
J. Richard Stereoscope Equipment Catalogue
J. Richard stereoscopic camera equipment catalogue showcasing the manufacturer's range of precision 3D imaging apparatus. Covers the Vérascope stereo camera in both simple and normal variants, designed for the 45×107 format, alongside the Glyphoscope stereo camera available in dual formats (45×107 and 6×13), the compact Stéréa stereo camera for 6×13 film, and the Taxiphote Homéos viewer. Each model includes complete technical specifications detailing optical systems, shutter mechanisms, film formats, and mechanical construction. The catalogue provides foundational explanation of stereoscopic principles and demonstrates the practical advantages of three-dimensional photography. Essential reference for users, collectors, and technicians working with J. Richard stereo equipment or researching early stereoscopic imaging technology.
Jules Richard Catalog June 1931 - Verascopes and Photography Equipment
June 1931 catalog from Jules Richard documenting detachable components and accessories for 6x13 and 7x13 Verascopes. This vintage equipment reference covers Verascope film magazines, plate holders, metal chassis for multiple plate formats, optical filters, color photography supplies including Autochrome plates, and the Glyphoscope stereoscopic apparatus available in 45x107 and 6x13 sizes. Additional sections address tripod systems, adjustable stands, exposure meters, and specialized photographic accessories. Each product includes reference numbers, technical specifications, and practical application photographs demonstrating Verascope field performance and telephoto capability.
Jules Richard Stereoscopic Photography Equipment Catalog
Comprehensive product catalog from Jules Richard establishments showcasing stereoscopic photography equipment and accessories from the early 20th century. This vintage reference details the technical specifications and optical characteristics of several stereoscopic viewers and cameras, including the Vérascope, Glyphoscope, Stéréa, and Taxiphote Homéos models. Each product section provides precise technical information on format specifications, optical performance, shutter speeds, diaphragm settings, and objective lens options. The catalog emphasizes the distinctive advantages of stereoscopic photography over conventional monocular work—chiefly the realistic three-dimensional relief and enhanced perspective achievable with stereoscopic equipment. Multiple format options are documented, ranging from 45×107 to 6×13, each with detailed explanation of its specific benefits for different applications. Product references, pricing data, and comprehensive accessory listings appear throughout. The document also includes Paris business addresses for the main manufacturing facility and retail showroom, along with ordering contact information.
Jules Richard Veroscope, Glyphoscope, Taxiphote and Homeos Catalog
June 1931 product catalog from Jules Richard showcasing their complete line of stereoscopic viewing devices: the Veroscope (models 45×107, 6×13, 7×13), Glyphoscope, Taxiphote, and Homeos viewers. This technical reference details specifications for stereoscopic plate and film viewers, including lens configurations, shutter mechanisms, and optical principles essential to stereoscopic observation. The catalog covers practical accessory information—bonnettes and auxiliary lenses—along with period pricing and full contact details for the Paris-based manufacturer. An invaluable resource for collectors, restorers, and technicians servicing or maintaining vintage stereoscopic equipment from this pioneering era in three-dimensional photography.