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Slide Projector - "Argus 200"
c. 1949 - 1957Subcollections
Overview
Wooden box with the following components:
1. Electric Slide Projector
2. Lens
Historical information
The portable Argus 200 is a classic 1950s-era 35mm slide projector. It features a robust cast metal or space-age body, an f/3.5 4-inch lens, and comes in a wooden carrying case. Operating units feature a manual slide-flip mechanism and an internal cooling fan.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-124-2026.192
Item type
Film Projector
Slides
Themes
Material
Glass
Metal
Inscriptions and markings
"Argus 200"
"Fotek Corp Pty Ltd for Hanimex Pty Ltd. Under licence to Argus Division of Sylvania Electric Products Inc"
Contextual information
An Argus 200 is a vintage film and slide projector made by the Argus Camera Company in the 1950s. It projects light through small, transparent pictures (slides) so you can see them large on a wall or screen.
Place made
Michigan, United States
Year
Primary significance criteria
Artistic or aesthetic significance
Historic significance
Social or spiritual significance
Last modified
Monday, 6 July, 2026
Completeness
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