A rarer type of 3D stereoscope, which unlike the more common varieties that use circular film reels, uses rectangular film reels instead. The box remains strong and intact with minimal rubbing along the edges and a small tear in one corner. It retains it's red and yellow colouring along with a graphic...

A rarer type of 3D stereoscope, which unlike the more common varieties that use circular film reels, uses rectangular film reels instead. The box remains strong and intact with a few small tears in places, with rubbing and creasing at the corners. There is only minimal fading on the lid, the rest of...

Before the advent of the moving picture, stereoscopes were the top home-based entertainment for Victorian and Edwardian families. Stereoscopes were used to view images in 3D. This particular stereoscope probably dates from the early 20th Century and with no makers marks it's difficult to assign a manufacturer....

Hollywood, the home of movies, acting legends, the rich and beautiful. A place most of us only dream of but now you could have a small piece in your home. The Craftsmen's Guild of Hollywood began producing "realistic" format stereo 3D viewers in the 1950's. This particular model dates from around 1955....

Stereoscopes were a popular form of home entertainment for the whole family from the mid 19th Century until the advent of television. It has been said that every house had a stereoscope. As the popularity increased so did the number of photographers and publishers who created stereographs on every conceivable...

Before the internet, before the mobile phone and before handheld electronic games, the child of the 1960's would have had their imagination and natural curiousity enhanced by such a 3D viewer as this. There were many types of stereo viewer available at the time. Some had a mechanical mechanism and others...

Before the internet, before the mobile phone and before handheld electronic games, the child of the 1960's would have had their imagination and natural curiousity enhanced by such a 3D viewer as this. There were many types of stereo viewer available at the time. Some had a mechanical mechanism and others...

Legendary guitarist of Queen, Brian May, is also an astrophysicist and leading light in saving British nature. But few people know he is an authority on stereoscopes and 3D imaging so much so that he has re-established the London Stereoscopic Company and developed his own entry level viewer known as...

Legendary guitarist of Queen, Brian May, is also an astrophysicist and leading light in saving British nature. But few people know he is an authority on stereoscopes and 3D imaging so much so that he has re-established the London Stereoscopic Company and developed his own entry level viewer known as...

Stereoscopes were a popular form of home entertainment for the whole family from the mid 19th Century until the advent of television. It has been said that every house had a stereoscope. As the popularity increased so did the number of photographers and publishers who created stereographs on every conceivable...

Most visitors to the stately Homes of England would buy a tea towel, thimble or spoon but back in the 1960's you could have purchased a Vistascreen booklet of ten views so you could tour the Place again in magnificient monochrome 3D from the comfort of your sofa. Designed specifically for Vistascreen...

Most visitors to the stately Homes of England would buy a tea towel, thimble or spoon but back in the 1960's you could have purchased a Vistascreen booklet of ten views so you could tour the place again in magnificient monochrome 3D from the comfort of your sofa. Designed specifically for Vistascreen...