'The Haunted Lane,' a stereoscope card from L.M. Melander & Bro., 1875. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division. October has long been associated with ghosts – from ancient Celtic ...

Q: Where, who and how do I find value and buyers for stereoscope cards showing WW I front lines? -- Bob, Tulsa Q: I have two stereoscope slides from the French Revolution. Made in France, they are ...

Tru-Vue was a stereoscopic viewing system and line of films first marketed in the 1930s. Two simultaneous exposures of the same object or scene were made from slightly different angles. When seen ...

Ath century finely figured burr stereoscopic viewer, along with a small selection of interesting slides depicting related subjects; Victorian travels around Mont Blanc, 19th century finely figured ...

At an old Spanish hacienda near the Orinoco River, a U.S. Steel Corp. engineer named Folke Kihlstedt slowly pushed a stereoscopic viewer over some three-dimensional aerial photographs. A long, low, ...

With two cameras separated by a few miles it's possible to create stereo photo pairs of the aurora borealis. Japanese researchers used two digital single-lens reflex cameras to capture these ...

October has long been associated with ghosts – from ancient Celtic festivals to ward off restless spirits after harvest time to the modern standby of using an old sheet to make a last-minute Halloween ...