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This is one of the Vacationland Series of View-Master reels and features Florida. It is in very good condition with no tears, holes or folds and the picture panels of all three reels are intact. There is some light creasing and a minor tear in the back flap of the outer cover. This View-Master series was copyrighted in 1955 by Sawyer's, Inc.

This is View-Master reel EA-3 picturing The Ascension which is part three of The Easter Story. It is in very good condition with its original story sheet. There are no tears, holes or folds and all of the picture panels are intact. Originally, Sawyer's sold all their reels individually even though there was more than one reel in a series. The three reel series packets did not come until later and although individual reels were still available later, this is most likely an older reel. This View-Master reel was copyrighted in 1950 by Sawyer's, Inc.

This is View-Master reel #524 picturing Charros, Costumes and Dances of Mexico. It is in very good condition with no tears, holes or folds and all of the picture panels are intact. This Viewmaster reel was copyrighted in 1948 by Sawyer's, Inc.

This is View-Master reel #2680 picturing Monaco and Monte Cristo. It is in very good condition with no tears, holes or folds and all of the picture panels are intact. This Viewmaster reel was copyrighted in 1953 by Sawyer's, Inc.

This is View-Master reel #288 picturing the Aztec Ruins National Monument in New Mexico. It is in very good condition with no tears, holes or folds and all of the picture panels are intact. This Viewmaster reel was copyrighted in 1947 by Sawyer's, Inc.

This is View-Master reel #340 picturing the Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky and is reel No. 2 in a series. It is in very good condition with no tears, holes or folds and all of the picture panels are intact. Originally, Sawyer's sold all their reels individually even though there was more than one reel in a series. The three reel series packets did not come until the mid 1950's and the individual reels were also still available. This View-Master reel is not dated but does have a patent number that was issued in 1941.

This is View-Master reel #166 picturing the Marine Studios at Marineland in Florida. It is in very good condition with no tears, holes, folds or creases and all of the picture panels are intact. This View-Master reel was copyrighted in 1948 by Sawyer's, Inc.

This is one of the Vacationland Series of View-Master reels and features the United Nations in New York. It is in good condition with its original story sheet intact. There are no holes or folds and all of the picture panels are intact in all three reels. There is a tear at the upper edge of the outer packet (see photos) and the sleeves are missing for the reels. This Viewmaster series was copyrighted in 1955 by Sawyer's, Inc.

This is View-Master reel #248 picturing Upper Michigan. It is in very good condition with no tears, holes, folds or creases and all of the picture panels are intact. This View-Master reel was copyrighted in 1949 by Sawyer's, Inc.

This is View-Master reel EA-2 picturing The Appearances of Jesus which is part two of The Easter Story. It is in very good condition with its original story sheet. There are no tears, holes or folds and all of the picture panels are intact. Originally, Sawyer's sold all their reels individually even though there was more than one reel in a series. The three reel series packets did not come until later and although individual reels were still available later, this is most likely an older reel. This View-Master reel was copyrighted in 1950 by Sawyer's, Inc.

This is View-Master reel #384 picturing the Quebec City in Canada and is reel No. 2 in a series. It is in very good condition with no tears, holes, folds or creases and all of the picture panels are intact. Originally, Sawyer's sold all their reels individually even though there was more than one reel in a series. The three reel series packets did not come until the mid 1950's and the individual reels were also still available. This View-Master reel was copyrighted in 1948 by Sawyer's, Inc.

This is View-Master reel #41 picturing the Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming and is reel No. 1 in a series. It is in very good condition with no tears, holes, folds or creases and all of the picture panels are intact. Originally, Sawyer's sold all their reels individually even though there was more than one reel in a series. The three reel series packets did not come until the mid 1950's and the individual reels were also still available. This View-Master reel was copyrighted in 1948 by Sawyer's, Inc.

Stereo View Card depicting 3 men and a small boy utside a fenced area the information states Igorrotes, Phillipine Islands, Manila there is minor wearing on the edges as shown. Great condition for the age of the card, Stereo View Card

Stereo View Card with three young Black American boys outside a stone storage building with a very very large watermelon. Below the boys on the right says I bed dis am a Good One (and yes there is only one set of quotation marks) In extremely good condition. No other markings.Will combine shipping Black Memorabilia stereo card

Black lacquer album with mother-of-pearl highlights. Scenic display on cover. Variety of pictures including: military, sights, cars, etc. Photos are believed circa 1960. Album is in good condition; wear on back; tissue between all pages. Measures 15 1/2 long x 10 3/4 high.

young girl with red cheeks and gold ring wearing a plaid is seated in chair with cat on lap next to a table covered with a blu/white coverlet, case cover missing, a clear sharp image on ruby glass, pencil inscription inside, ''? McDowell, Mama''

Little Girl in Cart with Goat Pulling her Real Photo folder actual photo is 5 by 3 1/2 inches in a folder

Vintage Glass Negative of 2 Young Girls in c.1890s Clothing. The Glass Negative has Some Wear from Age. No Major Problems! Size: 8 1/2 inches Long x 6 1/2 inches Wide. The Other Picture is the Positive. Please e-mail me with any Questions!!!

Unique antique photograph of a young man with looks of a English Dandy,a man who takes care of his appearance,Photo was taken in Berend Zweers Studio, Groote Houtstraat 174 Haarlem, In very fine condition,Measuring about 6 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches wide.

Lovely photo of a young lady, Lace blouse, velvet ribbon and her her up, makes this photo charming, In very fine condition, Measuring about 6 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches.

Real large photo, Showing two hunters and many wild birds, This photo is in very fine condition, Back of the photo shows traces of glue, Measuring about 6 3/4 x 5 inches wide.

Description:Church of the Blessed Sacrament,, Bally, PA tem Specifics: Photograph View Location:--Bally, Berks County, Pennsylvania View Subject:-Penn Harris Hotel, Publisher/Mfg::- Series/Number:- Size: 3.500 x 4.875 Condition:-VG Special Attributes: -

A Vintage Photograph of a Young Girl from Ripple Photographers of Sunbury, PA. It shows it age and has a not prominent crease. Measures 4.250 x 6.50

CABINET CARD PHOTOGRAPH OF A YOUNG MAN LEANING ON TABLE 1900. BY W.G.C. KIMBALL CONCORD N.H. 6 1/2 X 4 1/4. SCALLOPED EDGE. BACK IS BLANK. HAS SMALL WATER OR STAIN SPOTS.

A lot of sixteen photos, B/W, 3 1/2 x 5 inches of events on board the battleship USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay 1945. The photos show General MacArthurgiving his speecg, Admirals Nimitz, and Halsey signing the documents as well as the Japanese signining the documents and standin in formation. Also shown are the ships superstructure, guns and crew. Other ships are shown at anchor in thebay and there is one view of a portside facility, and Halsey's sadle. Photos are from the estate of a WWII veteran. They are in very good condition. They were at one time mounted in an album and the black corner mounts have left some residue at the corners in the margin.

A Lot of Photos of Aircraft on Diaplay, at Castle Air Museum, loctaed in Atwater, california. In this collection there are 32 color photos, 3 1/2 x 5 inches in excellent condition. Photos are of WWII vintage aricraft, fighters, bombers, transports as well as early jet fighters. Photographer and date of photoa are not know. Nice collection for the aircraft photo collector

Lovely antique photograph of a young lady what it appears to be from 1920's era, This beautiful photo is attached to the original cardboard folder, as per images, In excellent for age condition, Photo measures approximately 8 3/4 x 3 3/4.

Fantastic photo of a beautiful young girl, taken in late 1800's or early 1900's,I was told that she was a member of famous Drewery Family, Photo is still in excellent condition, and measures approximately 6 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches.

Description:Lurene Tuttle Arcade Card Item Specifics: Arcade Card Country of Issue:-Made in U.S.A. Year of Issue:: --- Color / B&W:-B/W Subject, Person:-Lurene Tuttle (August 29, 1907, Pleasant Lake, Indiana - May 28, 1986, Encino, California) was a character actress, who made transitions from vaudeville to radio, to films and television. Her most enduring impact was as one of network radio's most versatile actresses. Often appearing in 15 shows a week, comedies, dramas, thrillers, soap operas, and crime dramas, and back she became known as the First Lady of Radio. One Line Greeting- Coridally Yours Reverse:-Blank Issuing Company:-.:Unknown Size: -3 3/8 x 5 3/8:-- Condition:-- -VG- Special Attributes: -.

This photo is in very good condition the paper frame is in good condition. Approx. 8 x 10 in. with mat. Handwritten are the names of the 5th and 6th grade kids from the Athens Public School, East Side Building, May 20th 1912.

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. Bottom right corner is torn. Approx. 7 x 9 in. The Hallam Studio Washington, PA

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. 5.5 x 9 in. with mat.

This photo is in very good condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 5 x 8 in. with mat. The Hallam Studio, Washington, PA

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 5 x 9 in. with the mat. Cover in excellent condition. Stamped, Mowrey, Ashland, ? Was crossed out with pencil.

This photo is in fair condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 5.5 x 10 in. The photo is only missing a very small piece as most of the tear is to the mat. The year is 191- whoever wrote this on the back ran out of room.

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 6 x 9 in. with the mat. Melander, Chicago.

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 3 x 5 in.

This photo is in very good condition along with the paper frame. Rough edges, but a great photo. Approx. 3 x 8 in.

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 3.75 x 3.75 in. with the mat. Stamped H. Schone, 14 Third St, S.F.

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 4 x 6 in. with the mat.

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 3 x 6 in. with the mat/cover. Also stamped Cedar Rapids, IA

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 5 x 8 in. On back, L.S. Page, 522 Commercial St. Emporia, Kan

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 5 x 7 in. I can't read the photographers because of the calligraphy. Lake Preston South Dakota

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 4 x 6.5 in. Stamped Adams Gloucester Mass

This photo is in excellent condition along with the paper frame. Approx. 5 x 7 in.

MADE IN THE USA: Here is a unique movie film editor that still is in good operating condition. It is a solid unit with metal arms made by a company famous for quality movie editing equipment. The light works well, and the unit is very well built. The winding arms fold in for storage. This editor is for the Regular 8mm movie film only, not the Super 8 movie film which different hole spacing. These older editor/viewers are among the best with a clear picture produced by a 30 watt bulb. The bulbs are still available in case you should ever need a new one. The rewind arm crank is geared so you can rewind the film at higher speeds. The nice thing about this model of editor is that the film is actually held down on the lens drive sprocket so it cannot slip on the drive wheel. This unit does NOT have a built-in splicer. This item is only the editor/viewer as shown.

Beautiful photo, Measuring approximately 4 1/4 x 3 1/4.

Vintage Photo Child Two With Sailor Suits,has some wear at edges and lite holes

Here is a unique movie film editor that still is in good operating condition. It is a solid and heavy unit made by a company famous for quality movie editing equipment. The light works well, and the unit is very compact. The winding arms fold down and the crank handles fold down so the unit stores in a minimum of space This editor is for the Regular 8mm movie film only, not the Super 8 movie film which is wider with different hole spacing.

MADE IN THE USA: Here is a rare and unique 16mm movie film editor that still is in good operating condition. It is an original model from BAIA that is a solid unit with metal arms made by a company famous for quality movie editing equipment. The light works well, and the unit is very well built. The winding arms fold in for storage. This editor is for the 16mm movie film only, not the Regular 8mm or Super 8 movie film which is a different hole position. This editor comes complete with an empty 16mm take-up reel. These older editor/viewers are among the best with a clear picture produced by a 30 watt bulb. The bulbs are still available in case you should ever need a new one. The rewind arm crank is geared so you can rewind the film at higher speeds. The nice thing about this model of editor is that the film is actually held down on the lens drive sprocket so it cannot slip on the drive wheel. This unit comes complete with its own built-in splicer. New presstape splices are available in my store under the Film Editor, Splicers & Splices category. I have several of these units and the color may vary but the condition, model and configuration will be as described.

MADE IN THE USA: Here is a unique movie film editor that still is in good operating condition. It is an original model from BAIA that is a solid unit with metal arms made by a company famous for quality movie editing equipment. The light works well, and the unit is very well built. The winding arms fold in for storage. This editor is for the Regular 8mm movie film only, not the Super 8 movie film which is a different hole position. These older editor/viewers are among the best with a clear picture produced by a 30 watt bulb. The bulbs are still available in case you should ever need a new one. The rewind arm crank is geared so you can rewind the film at higher speeds. The nice thing about this model of editor is that the film is actually held down on the lens drive sprocket so it cannot slip on the drive wheel. This unit comes complete with its own built-in splicer. New presstape splices are available in my store under the Film Editor, Splicers & Splices category. I have several of these units and the color may vary but all are of the same model and appearance.

Casketed dead lady photo with childs celluloid wall memorial picture too.

Stylish post mortem photo circa 1920

Dead woman in casket with mourner.

THIS ITEM IS NOT FOR SALE AND IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY: THINGS YOU'LL NEED- - VINTAGE FILM PROJECTOR - MODERN VIDEO CAMERA - COMPUTER THAT CAN BURN A DVD - COMPUTER SOFTWARE THAT CAN EDIT DIGITAL VIDEO Step 1: There are conversion services available to convert your 8mm films to DVD, but for the most part, they charge $3 to $5 per minute or 15 to 25 cents per foot, with a minimum charge as well. If money is no object, that's the way to go. However, if you want to do it inexpensively, then continue reading. Step 2: If you have 8mm films, chances are that you also have an 8mm projector. If you have Super 8 film, chances are you already have a Super 8 projector. If you don't know what type of film you have and you don't have a projector, take a look at my store index and you will see a category on how to identify the difference between Regular 8mm film and Super 8 film. A Dual 8 projector will show both sizes of film. You can select any of these types of old vintage projectors from my store by choosing the Film & Slide Projectors category from that same index. Then, look under the sub-categories listed to find which used projectors are presently available for purchase. Once you have your projector set up and operating, you can begin by projecting the images on a flat, white, smooth surface. A wall isn't generally good because the textured surface blurs the image. Use a white art board and project the image to a width of about two feet. Much larger and you'll reduce the quality. Sometimes it is very good to buy a vintage projector that has a variable motor speed feature. This will help eliminate the 'bar syndrome' on some video cameras as you can sync the speed of the projector with that of the video camera. Step 3: Now set your video camera on a tripod on a level with the projector's lens, and as close to the projector as possible. Then simply video tape the entire 8mm film, Super 8 or 16mm films that you want to convert by capturing the screen image (projected image) with your video camera. Don't worry about bad portions of the film - you'll be able to edit those out later in your computer. Quality in resolution can be improved by purchasing a video transfer box. These black boxes have a mirror inside set at an angle so one can point your video cam direct at the screen. I sometimes have these boxes for sale used in my store. Check under the projector accessory category on the main index. Step 4: Now transfer the video tapes from your camera to your computer's movie maker program. For example, Apple Computers come with an iMovie program. Microsoft has a program available at no charge also called Movie Maker. Using your movie maker software, you can now edit your video, add titles, credits, and sound. Then as a last step, burn a DVD from your edited video.

These new film splices are for repairing the older 16mm movie film when you have a break in the film or want to splice two or more films together. There are 5 envelopes per package and each envelope contains two clear plastic pre-glued and slotted splices--one for each side of the film. The splices are slotted on both sides of splice which will work on either silent or sound film. Splicing film works better and easier with a film splicing machine or jig, but it can be done by hand if you take your time and be careful lining up the holes/slots in the splices and film.

This film tape leader is for splicing in front of your older 16mm movie film so that is gives time for the film to thread through the projector before the action frames begin. This is why it is called LEADER film. It is white and will show nothing on the screen if the light is turned on. This is a new full roll of approximately 100 feet in length. The leader tape is slotted on both sides so it can be used on sound film or silent film. The width of the leader tape is 5/8 inch wide or the standard width for 16mm film.

Early 1900's Photo of Young Handsome Man, Measures about 9 1/4 inches x 5 1/4 inches.

Early 1900's Photo of young studious Man, Measures about 6 1/4 inches x 4 1/4 inches.

Early 1900's Photo of Elderly Man sporting large moustache, Measures about 6 inches x 4 1/2 inches.