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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 25 (June 1896) (1896)

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Attached image that has been obtained to the left, and vice is a question here of transparent views only, there is versa. fcThe necessity of such inversion is demonstrated to the disk are two wires projecting nearly radially no inconvenience in placing them wrong side up in geometrically in taking… … shifted one space forward. Thus, for each rotation of support, and, when he is under the black veil, he can AN INVERTING STEREOSCOPE. the block, every figure on the band, which of course obtain an exact idea of the effect that will be pro- means the whole band, is shifted one space ahead, so duced…

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