Description |
November 12, 1940. 302 pages plus many fold-outs at the back, and an envelope with 3-D glasses (for anaglyphs, see pp. 111-112). The anaglyphs have no real purpose, other to demonstrate stereoscopic viewing using method that is easier to learn than other methods (no eye-training required).
Interesting coverage of drafting tools, stereographic equipment, and aerial photography.
Bookplate and signature of Charles M. Otstot, and a square rubber stamp with what appears to be a West Asian language. |