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Original period documents on stereoscopy. Late 19th–early 20th centuries: A variety of rare French, English, and Dutch documents: advertisements, journals (“Nature,” 1924; “The Optician,” 1924), and magazines (“L’Arc en ciel,” 1898; "Ciba-Tijdschrift," 1947 – "Photo-Gazette," 1905, 1906, 1912 – "Focus," 1916–18, 1925, 1930, 1941–42), instruction manuals (H. Bellieni Binoculars, Zeiss, Sputnik), brochures (Verascope/Richard, Planox, Mattey, S.T.L., Homéos), publications (“The United States of America through the Stereoscope,” Underwood & Underwood, 1900—Gerard Borg, “Stereofotographie voor den amateur,” 1922—David Brewster, “The Stereoscope. Its History, Theory, and Constructions," London, 1856—"Plastische Weltbilder"), facsimiles, etc. Joined: A stereo-mobile, *Le Merveilleux*, E.L.D., Paris, wood, with 19 stereo postcards of Verdun and Ypres.
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