Box 3
Contains 32 Results:
View-Master Model G Viewer (introduced in 1962)
View-Master 3-D "stereoscopic sightseeing" viewers and disks have been marketed since 1939 by Sawyer's Photo Service (Portland, Oregon). Introduced at the 1939 New York World's Fair, the products were intended as an alternative to the one -dimensional scenic postcard. The View-Master holdings, in The Jim Liversidge Collection, were collected in the early to late 1960s and are included in support of WIDESCREEN and MOTION PICTURE GIMMICKS as an example of early 3-D imagery.
People of Many Lands. One Reel (Sampler) - "Free With Viewer - Not For Sale" - Includes images of Bavarian Climbers (Germany),Nassau Policeman (Bahamas), Hawaiian Hula Dancers, Girl Legong Dancer (Bali), Royal Canadian Mounted Police, etc
View-Master 3-D "stereoscopic sightseeing" viewers and disks have been marketed since 1939 by Sawyer's Photo Service (Portland, Oregon). Introduced at the 1939 New York World's Fair, the products were intended as an alternative to the one -dimensional scenic postcard. The View-Master holdings, in The Jim Liversidge Collection, were collected in the early to late 1960s and are included in support of WIDESCREEN and MOTION PICTURE GIMMICKS as an example of early 3-D imagery.
Scenic U.S.A. Three reels and booklet edited by Lowell Thomas (No date listed) - Includes images of Autumn in New England, New York City at Night, Niagara Falls from the Air, Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, Cypress Gardens, Florida, Wisconsin Dells, Four Presidents, Mount Rushmore, Rainbow Bridge, Utah, Grand Canyon, Grand Tetons, Yosemite Falls from Sentinel Dome, etc
View-Master 3-D "stereoscopic sightseeing" viewers and disks have been marketed since 1939 by Sawyer's Photo Service (Portland, Oregon). Introduced at the 1939 New York World's Fair, the products were intended as an alternative to the one -dimensional scenic postcard. The View-Master holdings, in The Jim Liversidge Collection, were collected in the early to late 1960s and are included in support of WIDESCREEN and MOTION PICTURE GIMMICKS as an example of early 3-D imagery.
New England - Covered Bridges and Fall Foliage. Three Reels (No date Listed) - Includes images of Lenox, Massachusetts, The Kancamagus Highway (New Hampshire), The Mohawk Trail (Massachusetts), Bennington Battle Monument (Vermont), Mount Monadnock (New Hampshire), Sugar Hill (New Hampshire), etc
View-Master 3-D "stereoscopic sightseeing" viewers and disks have been marketed since 1939 by Sawyer's Photo Service (Portland, Oregon). Introduced at the 1939 New York World's Fair, the products were intended as an alternative to the one -dimensional scenic postcard. The View-Master holdings, in The Jim Liversidge Collection, were collected in the early to late 1960s and are included in support of WIDESCREEN and MOTION PICTURE GIMMICKS as an example of early 3-D imagery.
Massachusetts - The Bay State. Three reels and booklet edited by Lowell Thomas (No date listed) - Includes images of Downtown Boston, Saugus Ironworks, Marblehead, Gloucester Fisherman's Monument, Rockport (Cape Ann), Lexington and Concord, The Mohawk Trail, The Berkshire Hills, Old Sturbridge Village, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, Plimoth Plantation, etc
View-Master 3-D "stereoscopic sightseeing" viewers and disks have been marketed since 1939 by Sawyer's Photo Service (Portland, Oregon). Introduced at the 1939 New York World's Fair, the products were intended as an alternative to the one -dimensional scenic postcard. The View-Master holdings, in The Jim Liversidge Collection, were collected in the early to late 1960s and are included in support of WIDESCREEN and MOTION PICTURE GIMMICKS as an example of early 3-D imagery.
Boston, Massachusetts. Three reels (No date listed) - Includes images of Charles River Basin, Public Garden, Beacon Street, Swan Boats, Park Street Church, MIT, Harvard University (Cambridge), The House of Seven Gables (Salem), Old Ironsides, Old North Church, Faneuil Hall, Concord, Lexington, etc
View-Master 3-D "stereoscopic sightseeing" viewers and disks have been marketed since 1939 by Sawyer's Photo Service (Portland, Oregon). Introduced at the 1939 New York World's Fair, the products were intended as an alternative to the one -dimensional scenic postcard. The View-Master holdings, in The Jim Liversidge Collection, were collected in the early to late 1960s and are included in support of WIDESCREEN and MOTION PICTURE GIMMICKS as an example of early 3-D imagery.
Cape Cod. Three reels (No date listed) - Includes images of Sandwich, Hyannisport, Falmouth, Sagamore Bridge and Canal, Provincetown Pilgrim's Monument, Mayflower II, Plymouth Rock, Plimoth (original spelling) Plantation, etc
View-Master 3-D "stereoscopic sightseeing" viewers and disks have been marketed since 1939 by Sawyer's Photo Service (Portland, Oregon). Introduced at the 1939 New York World's Fair, the products were intended as an alternative to the one -dimensional scenic postcard. The View-Master holdings, in The Jim Liversidge Collection, were collected in the early to late 1960s and are included in support of WIDESCREEN and MOTION PICTURE GIMMICKS as an example of early 3-D imagery.
Old Sturbridge Village. Three Reels (No date listed) - Includes images of The Blacksmith at the Forge, The Freeman Farm, The Salem Towne House, Miner Grant's General Store, The John Fenno House, The Village Meetinghouse, The Wight Grist Mill, etc
View-Master 3-D "stereoscopic sightseeing" viewers and disks have been marketed since 1939 by Sawyer's Photo Service (Portland, Oregon). Introduced at the 1939 New York World's Fair, the products were intended as an alternative to the one -dimensional scenic postcard. The View-Master holdings, in The Jim Liversidge Collection, were collected in the early to late 1960s and are included in support of WIDESCREEN and MOTION PICTURE GIMMICKS as an example of early 3-D imagery.
New Hampshire - The Granite State U.S.A. Three reels and booklet (1956) - Includes images of State Capitol, Hampton Beach, Daniel Webster's Birthplace, Lake Winnipesaukee, Old Man of the Mountain, Mount Washington Cog Railway, Cranmore Mountain Skimobile, Mount Monadnock State Park, etc
View-Master 3-D "stereoscopic sightseeing" viewers and disks have been marketed since 1939 by Sawyer's Photo Service (Portland, Oregon). Introduced at the 1939 New York World's Fair, the products were intended as an alternative to the one -dimensional scenic postcard. The View-Master holdings, in The Jim Liversidge Collection, were collected in the early to late 1960s and are included in support of WIDESCREEN and MOTION PICTURE GIMMICKS as an example of early 3-D imagery.
New Hampshire - State Tour Series. Three reels and booklet edited by Lowell Thomas (No date Listed) - Includes images of The Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion (Portsmouth), Rye harbor, Hampton Beach, The Merrimack River (Manchester), State House (Concord), Mt. Sunapee, Dartmouth College (Hanover), Mount Washington Hotel (Bretton Woods), etc
View-Master 3-D "stereoscopic sightseeing" viewers and disks have been marketed since 1939 by Sawyer's Photo Service (Portland, Oregon). Introduced at the 1939 New York World's Fair, the products were intended as an alternative to the one -dimensional scenic postcard. The View-Master holdings, in The Jim Liversidge Collection, were collected in the early to late 1960s and are included in support of WIDESCREEN and MOTION PICTURE GIMMICKS as an example of early 3-D imagery.