Holmes-Style Stereoscopic Viewer (1861) Models on Display:Holmes-Style Stereoscope paving the way for the

paving the way for the future of interactive electronic toys

Its most famous trick was its ability to "learn

Toshiba T1600

unveiled in May 1998

the film follows his journey into rural Pennsylvania to protect a young Amish boy who is the sole witness to a brutal police murder in a Philadelphia train station

Holmes-Style Stereoscopic Viewer (1861) Models on Display:Holmes-Style Stereoscope paving the way for theHolmes Style Stereoscopic Viewer The Holmes Style Stereoscope, invented by American physician and author Oliver Wendell Holmes in 1859, was a wildly popular 19th century gadget that became the Victorian era's version of virtual reality. Constructed out of lightweight wood and a simple metal wire frame, this handheld viewer worked by tricking the human brain into seeing flat, two dimensional images as realistic, three dimensional spaces. A user would