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Description
A 1950s Viewmaster 3D transparency viewer, made of compression moulded phenol formaldehyde. The ViewMaster system was invented in the late 1930s as an improved 'stereoscope', superseding the ones that had been popular at the turn of the century, smaller, neater and in colour too. The ViewMaster's heydays were in the 1940s and 1950s when they became very popular. This example has a disc of 7 image pairs.
Inscriptions
moulded: "View-Master. Made in Belgium by Sawyer's Europe. Brussels." (back)
Dimensions
Width
105mm
Height
75mm
Depth
90mm
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