Dust-D-Bugger owns an constantly growing and impressive physical collection in 3D and stereoscopic history beside the digital available three-dimensional stock photography. Starting with the era of the early european and american stereo photography in the nineteenth century, these collection includesstereo-cards and thousands of glass-slides mostly from the years around WWI.

Further these huge collection contains hundred-thousands slides in Realist and/or Belplasca format - created in the second era of stereoscopy - the atomic 50's.

To give an overview about the history of 3D the collection is completed with anaglyph 3D comics, lenticular magazine covers and postcards, manuals, books, advertisements and toys like the legendary ViewMaster or original stereoscopic artwork.

The museum brings back the stereoscopic phenomenons in the minds of the masses and will help to establish 3D in the mainstream. The natural human viewing experience of the three-dimensional space is not a myth - it was there, it is still available and will be the future technical standard - with the help of glasses or just the pure human-like autostereoscopic viewing.

Dust-D-Bugger is always looking for missing links, new pieces and private collections, or contributions to fill the gaps in the three-dimensional perception. Dust-D-Bugger is an excellent source for designers and professionals in the DCC industry, scientists and historicans, or just enthusiasts and hobbyists.

If you have questions or you want to take a look on the collection - please don't hesitate to contact Dust-D-Bugger:

E: museum@dust-d-bugger.com