Life in China Viewmaster 3D Album

In 1978, China opened its borders to all visitors after decades of total isolation. Harry zur Kleinsmiede traveled there and recorded the life of the people in 3-D. A lot has changed in the years since! 

The 3-D Albums cover a wide variety of subjects and each comes with three View-Master Reels. They are informative and interesting for everybody, whether young or old.  The production quality of these reels is unmatched, they were printed at the now defunct View-Master plant in Europe and published in Holland.

Back of Album:

Towards the end of 1977 — more than a year after Mao's decrease — the People's Republic of China opened its frontiers. Prior to this time, only select government leaders and study groups were allowed to enter this country. In twenty-one fascinating 3-D photographs Harry zur Kleinsmiede introduces you to the Chinese people and the way they lived both in communes and cities in 1978. A lot has changed since then.
3-0 pictures include: — Working and living in a commune — Silk factory in Foshan — Market scenes —The Forbidden City of Peking — Summer Palace near Peking — Singing and dancing children — Peking Opera