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Subiaco Museum > Records

SLIDES FOR ROTOSCOPE/STEROSCOPE: JUDITH MITCHELL

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Overview

200 small paper cards used with the rotoscope. Cards each have an image duplicated left and right side and a number in the middle.
Reverse: Has the brand name of the Cigarettes from where the cards were collected from.

Historical information

Belonging to Judith Mitchell.
A tinplate, working order, pocket stereoscope, Design registered in 1905, the Pocket Rotoscope, produced by the Rotary Photographic Co Ltd, New Union St, London. This one holds a complete set of 12 double stereoscopic photographs of Edwardian Bournemouth. The Rotoscope collapses and folds neatly into a small pocket book size.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2021.110.3

Item type

Material

Keywords

Smoking And Tobacco

MITCHELL, Judith 'Judy'

Statement of significance

Example of old viewing toy storage

Subiaco Museum

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