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| − | Craftmen’s Guild of Hollywood (CA) was a manufacturer of photographic viewers: | + | Craftmen’s Guild of Hollywood (CA) was a manufacturer of photographic viewers, but also briefly manufactured a camera: |
| + | ===Cameras=== | ||
| + | * Classic 35 <ref>Mentioned in Lahue, Kalton C. & Bailey, Joseph A. (1972) <i> Glass, brass, & chrome: the American 35mm miniature camera.</i> Oklahoma City: University of Oklahoma Press. p.298</ref> | ||
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| + | ===Photographic Viewers=== | ||
* Guild 35 viewer<ref name="box">Listed on shop box, depicted at [http://www.viewmaster.co.uk/htm/craftsmen.asp Craftsmen's Guild]</ref> | * Guild 35 viewer<ref name="box">Listed on shop box, depicted at [http://www.viewmaster.co.uk/htm/craftsmen.asp Craftsmen's Guild]</ref> | ||
* Guild Lite <ref name="box" /> | * Guild Lite <ref name="box" /> | ||
| + | * Mini Master <ref name="box" /> | ||
* Realist stereo viewer <ref name="viewmaster">[http://www.viewmaster.co.uk/htm/craftsmen.asp Craftsmen's Guild] at www.viewmaster.co.uk </ref> | * Realist stereo viewer <ref name="viewmaster">[http://www.viewmaster.co.uk/htm/craftsmen.asp Craftsmen's Guild] at www.viewmaster.co.uk </ref> | ||
* Tri-Scope viewer. Plastic stereo viewer for story cards (33mm x 90mm) <ref name="viewmaster" /> | * Tri-Scope viewer. Plastic stereo viewer for story cards (33mm x 90mm) <ref name="viewmaster" /> | ||
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Craftmen’s Guild of Hollywood (CA) was a manufacturer of photographic viewers, but also briefly manufactured a camera:
Cameras
- Classic 35 [1]
Photographic Viewers
- Guild 35 viewer[2]
- Guild Lite [2]
- Mini Master [2]
- Realist stereo viewer [3]
- Tri-Scope viewer. Plastic stereo viewer for story cards (33mm x 90mm) [3]
- Twinlenz [sic1] [2]
- Vistar slide viewers
- Vistar semi-automatic slide viewer[4]
- Vistar Mark II slide viewer (~1960)
Notes
- ↑ Mentioned in Lahue, Kalton C. & Bailey, Joseph A. (1972) Glass, brass, & chrome: the American 35mm miniature camera. Oklahoma City: University of Oklahoma Press. p.298
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Listed on shop box, depicted at Craftsmen's Guild
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Craftsmen's Guild at www.viewmaster.co.uk
- ↑ Seen in various on-line auctions
