Early 1950s's Strange Deception (aka The Forbidden Christ) Vintage 3D Glasses antique lidded boxes justifiably forlorn expression on the

justifiably forlorn expression on the face of its protagonist as he rests on the barrel of his rifle

had blue dots and red circles and were described as patriotically themed

and I presume this was an in-house rendering

And someone certainly put some love into it

But indeed they do

Early 1950s's Strange Deception (aka The Forbidden Christ) Vintage 3D Glasses antique lidded boxes justifiably forlorn expression on theIt seems exactly right that a vintage pair of 3D glasses should advertise a film titled "Strange Deception" which makes me consider these very much readymade works of art and very timely ones at that. A little research turns up series of different years associated with the release of "Strange Deception," from 1949 to 1953, and the original title for the film, written and directed by Italo German novelist Curzio Malaparte (born Kurt Erich Suckert) was