SS Great Britain in 3-D

Stereo views of Brunel's Amazing Ship

12 concertina views to enjoy in glorious 3-D using a Steam Punk OWL stereo viewer designed by Brian May

Step aboard history with this exclusive set of 12 modern-day stereoscopic photographs capturing the SS Great Britain in stunning detail. She is now a museum and can be visited in Bristol  in the original dry dock from which she was launched in 1843. The images bring to life the pioneering innovations that made Brunel’s masterpiece a legend, such as the revolutionary iron hull, the mighty screw propeller, and the balanced rudder. At the time she was the largest ship the world had ever seen. From the grandeur of the reconstructed  first-class saloon and cabins to the full-size replica of the engines with four 88-inch diameter cylinders, these photos offer a three-dimensional journey around the vessel that established new standards in marine engineering that prevailed into the next century. Whether you’re a maritime enthusiast, a photography afficionado, a lover of industrial heritage, or a fan of ‘Britain’s Greatest Engineer’, this set is a unique opportunity to own a piece of history and experience the SS Great Britain as never before—highlighting its scale, ingenuity, and enduring legacy as a symbol of Victorian innovation. 

Size: 90 mm x 180 mm
Presented in a plastic wallet with complimentary Steam Punk OWL designed by Brian May