3D world

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

I had a brown Bakelite one I think. Alibaba and the 40 Thieves.

[@sixtieschild1035]

Sure they live round here now lol

[@petertheaker9015]

Like you l had a red one with capital cities of the world and exotic animals good memories great to see you back my friend we have missed you thank you Peter t darlington 👍👏👏👏👏

[@sixtieschild1035]

thank Peter back on track now

[@christineread849]

Keep it coming for all us sixties children 😊

[@sixtieschild1035]

will do

[@skylongskylong1982]

For those interested in history, the development of this stereo format was first used by the Royal Flying Corps in 1915, to show Recce images of the trenches in 3 D.
That's what I was told by my Flight Sergeant, many moons ago.

[@sixtieschild1035]

interesting

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

I had no idea of any of those developments of the original idea. Thanks for this.

[@sixtieschild1035]

your welcome

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

Brilliant that you’re back!😀

[@sixtieschild1035]

Cheers

[@CowmanUK]

I had one of the red ones, I remember some Disney pictures, particularly Jungle Book. I think it was a Christmas gift long long ago.

[@sixtieschild1035]

they were magical

[@brucster99b2]

One of Henry's more challenging film roles! Julie Newmar in 3-D!😋

[@sixtieschild1035]

oh yes indeed

[@ManOfPrayer]

I had a grey one (if memory serves). I spent hours looking at astonishing 3-D images of Popeye, Asterix and UFO. The UFO set was my favourite as I was a big Gerry Anderson fan as a kid.

[@sixtieschild1035]

they are still great fun

[@Oldyin56]

Welcome back! I never had one but remember them in Woolworths.

[@sixtieschild1035]

good old Woollies

[@1minigrem]

I didn’t have a viewmaster but I wish I had now.

[@sixtieschild1035]

they were cool and you could pick one up on ebay