In this final “reveal”, we share all the Tru-Vue sales and advertising ephemera hiding in our Tru-Vue collection. Well, maybe not all, but most of it!

We wildly underestimated this little 10-stereoview set. And we love resurfacing a good stereoscopic mystery, especially one involving Universal Pictures, Lon Chaney, Carl Laemmle, and a possible Alfred Krauth connection hiding in a handwritten name.

In Part 2, we share history and highlights from our Tru-Vue filmstrip and card collection, including rare, early filmstrips, film box variations, and hard-to-find commercial cards.

This month’s stereoview spotlight takes a look at life and leisure in early 1900s Cincinnati, courtesy of the Whiting brothers.

New viewers, new viewer colors and a very rare roll of stereoviews. Take a look at what’s come in over the past few months.

This month’s stereoview spotlight features a creative, reflective way to get family members into a photo.

It’s an Omnium-fest here at Vintage 3D Viewers! Three beautiful wood & nickel Omnium stereoscopes have joined the collection.

We’re excited to finally offer Part 1 of a curated glimpse into our Tru-Vue sub-collection. You’ll need some time on your hands to absorb it all!