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.

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

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

Buried in a 1920s set produced by The Standard Textile Products Co. was one stereoview that took our breath away.

We have no idea how many factories were documented inside Stereo-foto & Pendoplast viewers, but we’re excited to add 6 more factories to our collection of industrial 3D images.

An amateur (or perhaps famous) stereo photographer takes us traveling through 1931 with a group of his fellow adventurers.

These unknown theater children are first up in Stereoview Spotlight, a new series of posts where we highlight interesting stereoviews in our collection.

How have car manufacturers used 3D to advertise? We’ve brought together some examples from our collection.

Take a sneak peek into the factories of 21 companies from 1930s & 1950s Germany.