S3D Re: FS: early lenticular photo

[E R Swanson <ers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Note: what you get is just the page with the tipped in photo and the page
from the encyclopedia with a photo of the Xograph camera-- what a monster. 
(You wouldn't want the rest of the huge encyclopedia.) The lent is nice
and bright, and suitable for framing.

Elliott

On Thu, 4 Feb 1999, E R Swanson wrote:

> 
> The 1965 edition of Cowles Comprehensive Encyclopedia had a tipped-in
> lenticular photograph shot with the Xograph camera, the first device to
> take lents. It depicts a 60s woman in a yellow dress, standing in a
> garden. The image is approximately 3.5 x 5 inches. $15ppd in the US.
> 
> Elliott
> 
> 


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