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OUR TARZAN ON VIEW-MASTER SERIES
Part I in ERBzine 0840
Part II in ERBzine 4142
Part III in ERBzine 4143
The View-Master system was invented by William Gruber, an organ maker and avid photographer who lived in Portland, Oregon.  He had the idea to use the old idea of the stereoscope and update it with the new Kodachrome color film that had just hit the market. A chance meeting with  Harold Graves, the president of Sawyer's, Inc. (a company that specialized in picture post cards) got the idea off the ground and quickly took over the postcard business at Sawyer's.View-Master was first introduced at the New York World's Fair in 1939.  It was originally marketed through photo shops, stationary stores and scenic attraction gift shops. Over the years 3D reels have been produced for Disneyland, many TV shows, movies, scenic places and parks, and even for the US military for airplane/ship identification and range estimation.
Ref: View Master History
TARZAN ON VIEW-MASTER I


#975 Adventures of Tarzan - Tarzan Rescues Cheta made by Sawyers, Inc., copyright 1950
Christmas gift - Early '50s
#975 Adventures of Tarzan - Tarzan Rescues Cheta made by Sawyers, Inc., copyright 1950

THE GREAT MONTYNE
The 3-D art in this acclaimed View-Master series was created by Montyne
Montyne was a creative genius, a master sculptor/painter and performer. 
From the beginning he was devoted to the companion arts of painting and sculpture, 
ultimately fusing the two into an art form he called "dimensional painting." 
His contributions to the art world are revolutionary. 

To learn more about the life and works of Montyne visit his Web site:
www.montyne.com/home
1. Lord Greystoke built his a family home - but others watched.
2. The apes killed the parents, but Kala adopted baby Tarzan.
1. Lord Greystoke built his a family home
- but others watched.
2. The apes killed the parents,
but Kala adopted baby Tarzan.
3. Tublat thought the child was too puny to bother with.
4. As Tarzan grew he played tricks on grouchy old Tublat.
3. Tublat thought the child was 
too puny to bother with.
4. As Tarzan grew he played tricks 
on grouchy old Tublat.
5. One day Tarzan forced the mystery hut's door open.
6. Inside he found a knife -- and he learned to read books.
5. One day Tarzan forced 
the mystery hut's door open.
6. Inside he found a knife 
-- and he learned to read books. 
7. When a native killed old Kala, Tarzan took his revenge.
8. With the native's bow, Tarzan slew Numa, the lion.
7. When a native killed old Kala, 
Tarzan took his revenge.
8. With the native's bow, 
Tarzan slew Numa, the lion.
9. I am Tarzan -- the mightiest hunter, he told Kerchak.
10. Mad with rage Kerchak fought to the death with Kerchak.
9. "I am Tarzan -- the mightiest hunter," 
he told Kerchak.
10. Mad with rage Kerchak fought 
to the death with Kerchak.
11. After his knife struck home, Tarzan gave his victory cry.
12. One day Tarzan saw his first ship -- and a girl!
11. After his knife struck home, 
Tarzan gave his victory cry.
12. One day Tarzan saw 
his first ship -- and a girl!
13. The crew buried the treasure -- as Tarzan watched.
14. Tarzan pulled Prof. Porter from Sabor's claws.
13. The crew buried the treasure 
-- as Tarzan watched. 
14. Tarzan pulled Prof. Porter 
from Sabor's claws.
15. But evil Terkoz captured Jane while Tarzan was gone.
16. Tarzan leaped through the trees in wild pursuit.
15. But evil Terkoz captured Jane
while Tarzan was gone.
16. Tarzan leaped through the trees 
in wild pursuit.
17. With a mighty thrust, Tarzan broke Terkoz's neck.
18. Jane found that Tarzan could read and write but could not speak.
17. With a mighty thrust, 
Tarzan broke Terkoz's neck. 
18. Jane found that Tarzan could read 
and write but could not speak.
19. Tarzan returned Jane to her happy father.
20. Then he brought the buried treasure to the Prof.
19. Tarzan returned Jane
to her happy father. 
20. Then he brought the 
buried treasure to the Prof.
21. Porters told Tarzan he was a man -- not an ape!
 1. Lord Greystoke built his a family home - but others watched.
2. The apes killed the parents, but Kala adopted baby Tarzan.
3. Tublat thought the child was too puny to bother with.
4. As Tarzan grew he played tricks on grouchy old Tublat.
5. One day Tarzan forced the mystery hut's door open.
6. Inside he found a knife -- and he learned to read books.
7. When a native killed old Kala, Tarzan took his revenge.
8. With the native's bow, Tarzan slew Numa, the lion.
9. "I am Tarzan -- the mightiest hunter," he told Kerchak.
10. Mad with rage Kerchak fought to the death with Kerchak.
11. After his knife struck home, Tarzan gave his victory cry.
12. One day Tarzan saw his first ship -- and a girl!
13. The crew buried the treasure -- as Tarzan watched.
14. Tarzan pulled Prof. Porter from Sabor's claws.
15. But evil Terkoz captured Jane while Tarzan was gone.
16. Tarzan leaped through the trees in wild pursuit.
17. With a mighty thrust, Tarzan broke Terkoz's neck.
18. Jane found that Tarzan could read and write but could not speak.
19. Tarzan returned Jane to her happy father.
20. Then he brought the buried treasure to the Prof.
21. Porters told Tarzan he was a man -- not an ape!
21. Porters told Tarzan he was a man
-- not an ape!
  
3-D STEREO
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View Master Collage From Our Poster Archive

Part I in ERBzine 0840
Part II in ERBzine 4142
Part III in ERBzine 4143

reel.gif - 1.6 KRas Thavas, Dutch Bibliography of Edgar Rice Burroughs
reel.gif - 1.6 KTom Corbett: Space Cadet View Master Set
reel.gif - 1.6 KNational Stereoscopic Association
reel.gif - 1.6 KLinks to 3-D Sites
reel.gif - 1.6 KThe 3D Stereo Photography WebRing
reel.gif - 1.6 KView Master Sources - Many links and references
reel.gif - 1.6 KView Master List Serv on Yahoo ~ Collectors ~ Photos ~ Info ~ Discussion
reel.gif - 1.6 KTHE GREAT MONTYNE
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