KALEIDOSCOPES
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A WORLD WAR II BOMB... you read the story... August 6, 1945 in the B-29
Super-fortress Enola Gay piloted by Colonel Paul Tibitts and crew
dropped "LITTLE BOY" atomic bomb on Hiroshima Japan... the bombardier
yelled... "BOMB AWAY!" they turned the plane around and got out of the
wake that was to follow, they looked back and this is what they saw. You
then look inside the point of impact hole and you see what the crew saw
as they left the area... churning clouds of red, blue, green and they
could only imagine what was in that cloud that ended the war, the bomb
that change destiny... There is only one of these Kaleidoscopes in
the world - LITTLE BOY. |
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The ("Garbage Can") collection will have three different mirror
systems (2-3-4)... with grade A First Surface Mirrors to give the
viewer an experience of seeing - "The same thing differently." After
all, isn't that how we look at things, don't judge me by my "cover"
look deep inside me, look again, one more time...
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The COFFEE KALEIDOSCOPE - from the 1950's diner pull up a viewing port and enjoy... three different first surface mirror systems (2-3-4), gives the viewer not a cup full... but an eye-full of colors that will delight everyone who looks into the past. |
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Pepsi Kaleidoscope
Mr. Kaleidoscope is doing it again. Unusual as always, three
different mirror systems inside a Pepsi cooler, putting on a show of
moving colors for the viewer. Very sturdy, has wheels, you can spend
hours looking through the oversize eye ports. View with one eye, or see
more with two. |
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A simple frame hanging on the wall, NO... it holds Kaleidoscopic delights that are computer generated with music. |
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Erotica Kaleidoscopes |
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