The Richard (F.M.) Verascope is a French stereo camera, produced by Jules Richard of Paris, designed to expose paired images on glass plates or film for stereoscopic viewing. It was introduced in the late 19th century and positioned as a precision instrument for amateur and serious stereo photographers.

Sales data for the Verascope is thin, but UK auction hammer results have ranged from about £51 to £200, with the more recent 2023 sale sitting at the upper end. At saleroom level in 2026 the price a Verascope sells for depends heavily on model variant, completeness of accessories such as plate holders and cases, and cosmetic condition, so the value of any individual example can diverge sharply from this range.