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Stereopticon

Known as: Stereo-opticon 
A stereopticon is a slide projector or "magic lantern", which has two lenses, usually one above the other.These devices date back to the mid 19th… 
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2015
2015
Stereopticon – President’s Conservatory
09 – Stereopticon – President’s Conservatory; photo by J. F. Jarvis, 135 Penn. Ave., Wash. DC 
2015
2015
Stereopticon Green Room in the White House
04 – Stereopticon Green Room in the White House; photo by J. F. Jarvis, 135 Penn. Ave., Wash. DC 
2015
2015
Stereopticon – Looking SW from Dome of Capitol
08 – Stereopticon – Looking SW from Dome of Capitol; photo by J. F. Jarvis, 135 Penn. Ave., Wash. DC 
2015
2015
Stereopticon, Comic Card
2015
2015
Stereopticon: Entry to a life of travel and tourism research
2012
2012
The First Century of the New Brunswick Stage, Part 1
This article concludes Coad three part series on the first century of the New Brunswick Stage. 
2005
2005
An Engineering Computation Oriented Grid Project: Design and Implementation
This paper describes a Service-bAsed Grid project for Engineering computation, named SAGE. Based on the Globus toolkit, a grid… 
2002
2002
The Paradox of Care in the 21st Century: An Analysis of the Stereopticon of Gender, Popular Media, and Nursing
1981
1981
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF STEREOPROJECTION FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPY
1970
1970
1848 - Honolulu As It Is - Notes for Amplification
Gorham D. Gilman was born in Hallowell, Maine, in 1822. At 19 he shipped on a vessel, arriving in Honolulu early in 1841. He… 
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