Re: Lenticular image: detailed description

[P3D John W Roberts <roberts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Date: Thu, 2 Jan 1997 16:40:11 -0600
>From: P3D  <PTWW@xxxxxxx>
>Subject: Lenticular image: detailed description

>In my previous post I mentioned finding a lenticular enlargement at
>a flea market last weekend.  The quality of this example of the
>lenticular format far exceeds anything in my previous (limited)
>experience with lenticulars, which is why I was first attracted to
>it.  Stereoscopically, the image composition would certainly receive
>at least one demerit from the average P3D subscriber (probably more
>from Dr. T's sharp eyes!), but I am intrigued by the "how'd they do
>that?" nature of the image itself.

>The main subject of the image is a large bird, which I believe to
>be an immature bald eagle...

>Paul Talbot

Your description matches my lenticular postcard exactly, with the following
exceptions:
 - The card is about 5 1/4" high by 4 1/8" wide
 - The tip of the near wing is sharply in focus
 - The mountain in the background does not appear to be underexposed.
 - The apparent depth of the card is perhaps one inch.

The back of the card says "POST CARD" at the top, and at the bottom:
 C[in circle]   SAMCO ASSOCIATES (1968)- P.O. Box 261, Wynnewood, Pa. 19096
 Printed in Japan

John R


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