While researching the "infrared body" mentioned in a lyric by Psychotronic Squirt Gun, we encountered a modern diagram of a camera that recalled a cosmograph from 1567.  In both, overlapping Venn circles enclose another circle surrounded by several figures, with sun-like rays at the top. Additional star-like orbs are in the lower portions of each diagram.  Immediately upon encountering the camera diagram, we saw the classic "cosmic egg" of historical representations of the universe.

From The Canadian Readers Book I, 1922.

From The Story of Everyday Things by Arthur Train, Jr. and illustrated by Chichi Lasley, 1941.

From The Patchwork Girl of Oz by L. Frank Baum and illustrated by John R. Neil, 1913.

From The Boyd Smith Mother Goose, 1920.

From Understanding the Arts by Helen Gardner, 1932.

From The Lodge Goat, edited by James Pettibone, 1902.

From The Improvement Era, 1921.

From Twilight Fairy Tales by May Showler Groves and illustrated by Mary Crete Crouch, 1914.

From James Millikin University's 1910 yearbook.

"Not probing any scandal."  From the Duluth Evening Herald, 1905.

From the University of Arkansas' 1907 yearbook.

From Life magazine, 1884.

From John Dough and the Cherub by L. Frank Baum and illustrated by John Neill, 1906.

From Trailing Our Animal Friends by Nida & Nida, 1928.

From The Stage and the School by Katharine Anne Ommanney, 1932.