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The device itself hails from 1939. I do not know the date of the ad. ~~50s? 60s?~~ Probably no earlier than 60's per deduction from everett@lemmy.ml below.
It seems like the projector version, you would lose the 3D, wouldn't you? Which is the whole point of a Viewmaster, for my money!
I like this ad style too.
I had the one on the left as a kid, it was the 60’s. They were ok for the times.
Remember having reels for Moonraker and Return Of The Jedi, among other random things. Literally minutes of fun.
I always wanted the viewmaster projector.
I never even knew there was a projector, until I saw this very ad!
But whatever year it was, $11 got you the projector, the normal viewer, and 15 reels!
They could've done color-based 3D with cheap movie-theater paper glasses.
No idea if they did though, would probably require a different set of reels.
Not sure what you mean, Viewmaster was in color.
We had a Viewmaster in the 60s, I loved it. We didn't have story reels though, ours were all animals and scenery.
The scenery ones are cool though! Virtual travel to see far flung places, before the internet. Plus, you got to see it in 3D.