----------------------------Original message---------------------------- Hi! I've had a couple of questions about this set of stereograms since arriving at UIUC. My understanding is that they are still available for purchase through the university's Printing Services, in particular the Photographic Services and Stores people. Call 217/333-4671 and ask for Sue Lake. According to last year's university phone book, she's in charge of the "Aerial stereogram print collection." This collection is the set that was pulled together by the committee Sue T-C mentioned in her question. I don't have any more details than that -- haven't actually made it over to Photographic Services myself to see exactly what they have. Hope that this helps! I'd be interested in knowing how helpful the folks at Photographic Services are.... please let me know if you do contact them. jmj Kathleen Trevitt-Clark wrote: > ----------------------------Original message---------------------------- > Hi- > Can anyone out there help me out. I have a student who is helping me > clean up some of the long unsolved mysteries in the cabinet labeled > "teaching examples". We came across as series of stereograms "prepared > from USDA/AAA aerial photography by the University of Illinois Committee > on Aerial Photography". They date between the 1930's to the mid 1950's. > . We have a set of 402, and they seem to protray physiography for the > most part. Not like the rural settlement set later compiled in the late > 1950's by the USDA. They must have come with a manual of some kind. But > it seems to have gone astray from our set. While it is fun (not to > mention time consuming) trying to figure out why they were selected, it > would sure be helpful if someone had a copy of said list/or manual. > Any help would be appreciated, > > Susan Trevitt-Clark > Map & Aerial Photography Library > University of Oregon -- Jenny Marie Johnson Map and Geography Library University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign [log in to unmask] 217/333-3855