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Posted 1 year ago
DJSundrop
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I picked this up at a local thrift store. I am a sucker for anything in it's original packaging so I bought it. In the box was the original bill of sale from Tallahassee Camera Center Inc. for the viewer and 2 C Cell batteries. The batteries were still in the viewer when I looked in the battery compartment. Suprisingly there is no corrosion on the inside of the device. I'm not sure if it works as I don't have any slides to use with it. The box also contained the original instructions. It is stamped "Made in Hong Kong" No. 1203 on the bottom.
35mm CamerasIn 1889, Thomas Edison’s research assistant William K. L. Dickson split a r…
Had one of these myself, though I think it was a different brand, way back when.