Dimensional Collection (page 2)

Santa Claus on a three-dimensional Christmas card
Santa Claus with presents and tree on a Christmas card -- the object on his shoulder opens out into a three-dimensional paper shape. circa 1890s

Little girl on a three-dimensional greetings card. Date: circa 1890s

Little dog on a three-dimensional greetings card
Little dog sitting up and begging on a three-dimensional greetings card. Date: circa 1890s

Young man sitting on a bench on a greetings card. Next to him is a tree which opens out in three-dimensional paper. Date: circa 1890s

Lady with flowers on a greetings card
Lady with flowers and a three-dimensional skirt made of paper on a greetings card. (3 of 3) circa 1890s

Cherubs posting letter on a Christmas card
Cherubs posting a letter on a three-dimensional Christmas card. (2 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

Pink rose on a New Year card by Hyatt, dated 1879, with a thread to pull for a three-dimensional effect. Date: 1879

Spiders web on a New Year card, with a tab to pull for a three-dimensional effect. Date: circa 1880s

Floral design on a New Year card, with a gold tassel to pull for a three-dimensional effect. Date: circa 1890s

Floral design on a Christmas card, with a gold tassel to pull for a three-dimensional effect. Date: circa 1890s

Special guide to the Royal Academy exhibition
The Spheres special guide to the Royal Academy summer exhibition, with a three-dimensional floorplan of the various rooms. Date: 1914

Stereoscopic television pictures by G. H. Davis
Stereoscopic television pictures: a notable British achievement. Three-dimensional pictures across the ether: the latest triumph of the inventor of television. Date: 1942

Sunshine of Spain at Earls Court Exhibition, London
The Sunshine of Spain at the Earls Court Exhibition, London, showing the interior of the Empress Hall. Including photos of itinerant musicians and Toledo peasants

Tregastel, Brittany, France - Le Calvaire. A calvary (Calvaire in French) is a type of monumental public crucifix, sometimes encased in an open shrine

Tatler photoshoot -- still life of jewellery. 1959

GPO By Air Mail Poster

Canvas and aluminium screen, Festival of Britain, London
View of a brightly coloured canvas and tubular aluminium screen which faced the Country Pavilion at the Festival of Britain exhibition on the South Bank, London. early 1951

DIMENSIONAL FATE (A L Burkholder) Earthmen explore the Fouth Dimension Date: 1934

An anaglyph of a seaside scene
On Kentish Sands; a seaside anaglyph. Although invented some seventy years earlier, the Illustrated London News was the first publication to print 3-dimensional anaglyphs in 1924

Paris Evening Gown 1904
Pretty Paris gown created with layers of sheer fabric profusely ornamented with ribbon & three-dimensional flowers. The pointed sash emphasizes the tiny waist

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