INTRODUCTION I have early letters between W. C. Darrah and Ray Bohman discussing the collecting of stereo views and their value in the early ‘70s. Personal correspondence between collectors at that time was the only way of sharing information prior to the establishment of NSA. On December 5, 1973, Richard Russack sent a questionnaire to approximately 250 stereo collectors to see if there was an interest in forming a “stereo collector’s organization.” Rick stated, “I believe that such a group could be helpful in at least two major areas. Firstly, the newsletter of the group could serve as a clearing house for information on particular views, subjects or photographers...Secondly, the group’s newsletter could also aid collectors in disposing unwanted items and also aid in adding items...Why not a “For Trade”...and certainly a “For Sale and Wanted” section...By this time you know what I have in mind.” Richard Russack.” On January 28, 1974, an invitation was issued to about 500 names of collectors interested in stereo by Richard Russack and John Waldsmith. It also defined the contents of a proposed newsletter to be called Stereo World. During the 1980’s there was a big influx of members who were taking 3-D photographs and the magazine became more balanced between the collectors and the shooters. Tex Treadwell edited the previous index (Volumes 1 through 23) and defined his guidelines for inclusion of entries. These guidelines were a basis for my work, but I decided to start over from Vol 1, Number 1, in order to give continuity to the complete work. (However, some of the continuity was lost due to the long creation time, forgetting what I had planned and changing my mind at different stages.) It would have been beneficial to give additional information about each subject so researchers could narrow their choice of which magazine to look at first, but this, too, would have increased the subjectivity of the entry and increased the work load. Modern Photographers are listed if a photo is printed or there is a significant statement about them in the magazine. I wanted to list every mention of their name - which I did for Vintage Photographers - but time and space ruled it out. I could tell stories about the hundreds of hours we spent preparing the Index — but instead, I will just thank my lovely wife, Sherryl, for telling John Dennis she would create it and then for helping me do it; my wonderful daughter Wendy Millis, for her work on the Author/Article section; my charming granddaughter Liz Orton, for creating the html code for the electronic version; and, finally my son, Brent at Rairdin Photography, for the use of his printing facility. We guarantee you will find an occasional error or omission and that you won’t agree with all my category selections or listing of subjects. Would I change anything if I were starting over? We’ll never know — because I wouldn’t do it again! . It was fun reading more than 8,000, 3D-filled pages in 200 issues of Stereo World (several times over for each one) but… (note: it’s 1 ½ years later and here I am working on the Index again, it is now up to date through 2008). I have a great deal of appreciation for Stereo World Editor, John Dennis, and all the volunteers who have prepared the magazine for the past 34 years. I pray you will find this issue of the Stereo World Index useful. Ernie Rairdin [email protected] July, 2007 revised Dec 2008 Stereo World Index ~ CONTENTS ~ x AUTHORS / ARTICLES — The author is listed when they are credited in the Stereo World article. x BOOK REVIEWS — The book title is listed for all books reviewed. x CAMERAS — Cameras are included if there is a significant statement or a photo. x COVER PHOTOGRAPHERS — A listing of the photographers credited with photographing a front (fc) or back (bc) cover. x MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS — Subjects not VOLUME I, NO. I included in one of the special categories. 1974 x MOVIE REVIEWS — Entries are included for reviewed 3-D Movie Titles. x PERSONALITIES AND CELEBRITIES — Includes people of celebrity status. x PHOTOGRAPHER (MODERN) — They are listed if their stereo view is printed or a significant statement is made about them. x PHOTOGRAPHER | PUBLISHER (VINTAGE) — They are listed if they are mentioned in an article or their stereo view is printed. x PROJECTORS — Included if there is a significant statement or a photo. x VIEWERS— Included if there is a significant statement or a photo. x VIEW-MASTER REVIEWS— Includes review of VOLUME 4, NO. 3 V-M reels. See Book Reviews for additional information. Nov - Dec 2008 AUTHOR / ARTICLE - 1 - A Abbott, Richard Visual Field in 3-D Viewing, The 20-06,14 Albacete, M.J. McKinley In Depth 03-05,14 Alderson, Tony Everyone's Guide to Freevision 15-05,12 Aldridge, Bob 14th ISU Congress: Besancon 29-06,08 Altimari, William Exotic Felines Through the Stereoscope 10-05,12 Andersen, Steve Bob Mannle 30-06,07 Aquilino, Dan Erie Canal in Early Stereoviews, The 22-06,04 Arnoux, Sylvain Mechanical Stereo Drawing in a Computer Graphics World 25-02,10 Aronowitz, Sheldon 3-D Fame at MOMA 26-01,30 Aronowitz, Sheldon Across the Sea of Time: Vintage Stereo on the IMAX Screen 22-04,04 Aronowitz, Sheldon Cirque's 3-Deep Message 27-01,20 Aronowitz, Sheldon Deep Into the Cretaceous via IMAX 3-D [a Review] 25-04,16 Aronowitz, Sheldon Documenting 9/11 in Depth 28-04,04 Documenting Decay in Depth: Inside Ellis Island with Stereographers Schacker and Aronowitz, Sheldon Aronowitz 30-02,20 Aronowitz, Sheldon Documenting Ellis Island's Crumbling Buildings in 3-D 29-04,03 Aronowitz, Sheldon Historic Image to Flip Over 24-03,23 Aronowitz, Sheldon Historic Views Return to IMAX Screen 25-02,30 Aronowitz, Sheldon IMAX 3-D in Orbit with L5 [a Review] 23-05,24 Aronowitz, Sheldon IMAX Nutcracker, The 24-03,24 Aronowitz, Sheldon Marvin Leads Warner Bros. Back Into the 3rd Dimension 23-04,16 Aronowitz, Sheldon Reel Memories [a Review] 27-02,33 Aronowitz, Sheldon Traveling the World in View-Master Reels and Packets [a Review] 28-02,30 Aronowitz, Sheldon Unseen Ellis Island: Island of Hope, Island of Tears 30-02,10 Aronowitz, Sheldon View From Inside the Sony IMAX Theater, A 21-05,20 Aronowitz, Sheldon View-Master Guide for Everybody, A [a Review] 26-05,36 Askeland, Kari Luther Askeland 1941-2006 [obituary] 31-06,23 Askeland, Luther Red Wing Update 14-04,ic Askeland, Luther Red Wing Viewer, The 13-02,28 AUTHOR / ARTICLE - 2 - Author Unknown 3-D Posterization 15-01,28 Author Unknown Alphabet Des Costumes Views 09-04,12 Author Unknown Autochromes: Pointillism In Depth 15-01,32 Author Unknown Golden Age of 3-D Comic Books, The Very Brief 09-04,05 Author Unknown ISU Revitalized in D.C., 1985 12-06,22 Author Unknown Keystone-Mast to Move Downtown 13-05,23 Author Unknown Mini-List of Work by Peter Palmquist 29-03,28 Author Unknown NSA Cincinnati '88 15-04,16 Author Unknown Photonic Fusion: Through Over/Under Viewing (NSA member Howard E. Davis) 10-01,34 Author Unknown Reality Beyond Fantasy 15-01,09 Author Unknown Remembering Paul Wing 28-05,34 Author Unknown Remembering Peter E. Palmquist: 1936-2003 29-03,24 Author Unknown Remounting and Regluing Views 09-06,19 Author Unknown Report from San Jose1982 09-04,14 Author Unknown Reproduction of Vol 1, Number 1 included for Tenth Anniversary of SW 11-01,26 Author Unknown Review: Photographers of the Humboldt Bay Region, The: 1865-1870 13-04,17 Author Unknown Stereo World Color Gallery 15-01,34 Author Unknown Tele-Stereo [Neal DuBrey views] 10-01,31 Author Unknown Third Eye of Jacques-Henri Lartigue, The 13-04,38 Author Unknown Tinted Daguerreotypes - Stereo's First Blush of Color 15-01,09 Author Unknown Tinted Views on Paper: Color in Mass Production 15-01,20 Averell, Thomas W. Personalities in Perspective: Charles Dickens 06-04,21 Averell, Thomas W. Personalities in Perspective: William Cullen Bryant 07-05,27 B Bahlmann, Bruce Optical Sculptures: Rebecca Hackemann'a Stereographic Art 31-04,04 Baird, Donald America's First Dinosaur in Stereo, c 1876 07-04,12 Baize, Harold R. Jr. Invisible Site: A Virtual Sho 19-03,10 Baize, Harold R. Jr. Oakland Fire, The: Bay Area NSA Members Survive and Chronicle Another Disaster 19-01,28 Balcomb, Robert B. Carl Balcomb's Chicago Years 34-02,28 Balcomb, Robert B. Chicago's Century of Progress 33-02,26 Balcomb, Robert B. Cuban Missile Crisis and Continuous Strip Stereo, The 33-01,08 Balcomb, Robert B. Introduction to Carl B. Balcomb, An: Stereographer Extraordinaire 32-06,14 Balcomb, Robert B. WW II Photo Interpreter's Kit 33-05,14 Baldwin, Furman S. Rediscovery, A 19-01,04 Bartlett, Margaret Crystal Palace Invited Exhibit, The 14-04,26 Baskin, Edwin Katrina vs DeLisle 31-03,36 Bass, Vance Dual Negative Carrier for Stereo Printing 12-06,21 Bates, Ken Make Your Own "Pair Shooter" 06-01,21 Bauer, Guenther George W. Baldwin's "Gems of the Adirondacks" 29-04,22 Bauer, Guenther Seneca Ray Stoddard: Preserving the Adirondacks in Stereos and in Person 23-02,04 Bauer, Lois Seneca Ray Stoddard: Preserving the Adirondacks in Stereos and in Person 23-02,04 Becker, Bill John B. Cameron (an obituary) 33-05,03 Beech, Michael Create Stereo Blazing Fast 31-01,16 AUTHOR / ARTICLE - 3 - Beech, Michael Think "Outside the Window" 32-06,30 Beheim, Eric Five Days in September 08-04,04 Beheim, Eric Gilbert, A.C., and His Heritage 13-05,24 Beheim, Eric In Cuba With Shafter 13-02,04 Beheim, Eric Personalities in Perspective: Gypsy Rose Lee 13-02,36 Beheim, Eric Showboat: Tru-Vue Visits a Mississippi River 11-06,32 Beheim, Eric Tru-Vues of the Circus 09-01,16 Beheim, Eric Vaterland Leviathan, The 15-02,32 Bell, Lloyd William Stereoscopy: Its Historical Development 01-06,04 Bendix, Howard E.