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Pages: 300, Paperback, Nabu Press

Analog AG Stereoscope T-Shirt White on sale at TightBoards.com

Near fine copy with very little cover wear and pristine contents. 1907 reprint of original 1904 publication. 'Vatican Tour' fold-out maps attached inside rear cover are in fine condition. Dark brown boards with gold title imprint.

Description for DAY OF RECKONING: THE STERESCOPE by John Saul: THE BLACKSTONE CHRONICLES, PART 5 When attorney Ed Becker spots the carved antique dresser in a dusty attic, he takes it to restore. Then his young daughter, Amy, makes a curious discovery: Inside one of the drawers she finds a set of old pictures and a stereoscope, an old-fashioned device that allows you to see images in three dimensions. Oddly, one of the photos resembles their house, where Eds grandmother lived long ago. But the scenes...

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Aluminum alloy construction. Acid and scratch resistant finish. Binocular, inclined 45°, rotates 360°. 10X/20 WF eyepieces. 30.5mm eye tube diameter. Interpupillary distance adjustment 55-80mm. 1X/2X, 1X/3X, or 2X/4X paired objectives. 170mm in height. Ambient light, optional ring lights offer shadow-free illumination. Black and white reversible stage plate, 95mm.

Here is London circa 1850s-1930s come to life again in rare original three-dimensional photographs: views of Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and the famous Beefeaters, nighttime on the Thames, Petticoat Lane, the Tower Bridge-and London Bridge when it was still alive and thriving in London.

Stereoscope : Its History, Theory and Construction, with Its Application to the Fine and Useful Arts and to Education (1856)

Description: New York: Knopf. 1976. First American edition. Square quarto. 2 volumes. Book and matching cloth and plastic box with 48 stereo cards and plastic stereoscope. Both volumes are very good with wear and rubbing to cloth. Viewer box has some minor cracking and chipping to plastic interior. All in very good slightly shelfworn slipcase. A beautiful set.

This uncommon stereoscope view shows mounted officers presiding over military exercises. Note the kilts worn by the soldiers. The resolution is quite sharp and the tones nicely varied. Text on the reverse describes Canada's military contributions to the First World War.

Stereoscope glass Create the illusion of 3d when used in conjunction with stereo pictures or aerial photos Made of high impact, crystal clear plastic Comes with 2.2 magnification, 4.7 focal length, adjustable inter pupillary distance, and folding legs for compact storage Use with any of the stereo books or stereo photo sets

Here is a rare view back in time to when the West was truly wild, all brought to life with three-dimensional photographs that make you feel as if you are actually there: cowboys driving cattle on the range, Wild West towns, the Grand Canyon and other landmarks, and Native Americans from the Pacific Northwest with their totem poles to Southwestern pueblo cities and prairie teepees.

In VG+ antiquarian condition. An uncommon c.1875 stereoview of Jerusalem.

Book Details Emery, M.S. Switzerland Through a Stereoscope; A Journey Over and Around the Alps. New York: Underwood and Underwood, 1901. Hard Cover. Cloth Boards. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo. Green cloth covered boards with gilt title to spine and front board. Some smudging/soiling to boards. Minor edgewear and one bumped corner. Ex-Libris with book plate to front paste down and pocket to rear paste down. Interior is very clean with bright text. Tightly bound with cloth pocket to exterior of rear...

A fascinating stereoscope portrait of the French commanders credited with winning the first and second Battles of the Marne. The tones are nicely varied and the resolution sharp enough to appreciate every nuance of facial expression. Text on the reverse gives pertinent historical information.