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Roto-Vuer 3-D Stereo Viewer with carrying case, 1950s
Order an ImageThis 1950s electric stereoviewer was designed and manufactured by Ster-e-o, Inc. once located at 1017 East Pike Street in Seattle. It is handheld and holds up to 60 slides. According to the instruction manual, "The Roto-Vuer is a precision-built and precision assembled mechanical and optical instrument. It has been designed for long, hard usage and its materials were selected accordingly--yet it deserves the care that any fine piece of equipment merits. Given such care it will afford many years of delightful service and pleasure."
ID Number: 2024.57.1
Date: Circa 1950
Physical Description: 1 Stereoviewer; plastic, metal; Stereoviewer: 7 in.H x 6.5 in.W x 5 in.D; Carrying Case: 8.5 in.H x 9.75 in.W x 6.25 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2024.57.1
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