Question on picture holder

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Does anyone here know what I am refering to by an " old fashioned hand

held picture viewer " (I can't think of the name of it) my parents had

one in the 40's, it was a metal curved picture holder with an extended

nose on it and at the end you would put in the " 2 posed " black and

white picture, then look through the viewer and it would show it in

3D. I just want the name of it, if anyone can remember or know what I

am talking about. Gosh! I just can't remember what it is.

Hope everyone has had a great Labor Day.

I have had a terrible day, glad I am going to see PCP in a.m.

Lou

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Lou:

We had one when we were kids and we called it a viewmaster. Diane IPF June 07New Brunswick, Canada

Question on picture holder

Does anyone here know what I am refering to by an "old fashioned hand held picture viewer" (I can't think of the name of it) my parents had one in the 40's, it was a metal curved picture holder with an extended nose on it and at the end you would put in the "2 posed" black and white picture, then look through the viewer and it would show it in 3D. I just want the name of it, if anyone can remember or know what I am talking about. Gosh! I just can't remember what it is.Hope everyone has had a great Labor Day.I have had a terrible day, glad I am going to see PCP in a.m. Lou

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Hi Diane:

I appreciate your answer, my kids had one of those too, but the one I

am talking about has a long wooden handle you hold on to, and you can

only put one picture (cardboard picture) in at a time. It has a

really funny name. My brain is washed.

Thanks Diane

Lou

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> We had one when we were kids and we called it a viewmaster.

> Diane

> IPF June 07

> New Brunswick, Canada

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> Question on picture holder

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> Does anyone here know what I am refering to by an " old fashioned

hand

> held picture viewer " (I can't think of the name of it) my parents

had

> one in the 40's, it was a metal curved picture holder with an

extended

> nose on it and at the end you would put in the " 2 posed " black and

> white picture, then look through the viewer and it would show it in

> 3D. I just want the name of it, if anyone can remember or know what

I

> am talking about. Gosh! I just can't remember what it is.

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> Hope everyone has had a great Labor Day.

> I have had a terrible day, glad I am going to see PCP in a.m.

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> Lou

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Question on picture holder

Does anyone here know what I am refering to by an "old fashioned hand held picture viewer" (I can't think of the name of it) my parents had one in the 40's, it was a metal curved picture holder with an extended nose on it and at the end you would put in the "2 posed" black and white picture, then look through the viewer and it would show it in 3D. I just want the name of it, if anyone can remember or know what I am talking about. Gosh! I just can't remember what it is.Hope everyone has had a great Labor Day.I have had a terrible day, glad I am going to see PCP in a.m. Lou