Stereoscope Holds Seven Views Mounted on a Disk (Mar, 1941)

Stereoscope Holds Seven Views Mounted on a Disk

Still making a bid for popularity, the old parlor stereoscope is now being offered in a compact, “streamline” form, showing pictures mounted in disks that contain seven colored stereographs each, instead of the traditional card that holds but one view, Tripping a lever at the top of the new stereoscope, which is made of durable plastic, brings the next picture into place, and this may be repeated until the seven have been seen. Originals for the views are made with a special miniature camera, using natural color film. Pictures are paired opposite each other on the disk, and when viewed through the apparatus they give a three-dimensional effect.

Related posts:

1. POCKET STEREOSCOPE (Jul, 1933)
2. Inventor Promises Disk Record Movie Shows for the Home (Apr, 1923)
3. Office Recorder Puts Three Hours of Talk on Ten-Inch Disk (Jun, 1942)
4. Compass Mounted on Hat Brim Is Handy Guide for Hiker (Dec, 1936)
5. Phonograph Disk Directs Automatic Machine (Jun, 1936)