Table.

[rf]

Yes, I saw that stand and stopped there, I tried to read one of those
machines and thought gee, when I get to address this great nation of
ours on telly, I hope they give me a bigger one and slow it down and
then I shrugged and thought, nah, f that, I will just ad lib and take
the country into my confidence... <g>

You should have asked for a demo. It takes a minute or so to learn how to
use one. An operator makes sure they run exactly as fast as you are reading.

And yes, parliament house do use our equipment So it is certain that one has
been used during an address to this great nation

 

[William Gill]

You're talking about the Kodak Stereo camera, I suppose. I have two of
those, inherited from my father. Both have the cases as shown in the
ebay ad. I don't know why he had two. Notice the bubble level in the
center viewfinder.

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We used to take slides rather than prints, and the two slides are
mounted in about a 4-inch wide mount. Then there is the stereo slide
viewer with the light in it...

I didn't think it was a Kodak, but it and the leather case looked just
like the Kodaks pictured. It was Actually my father's, but I was the
"camera-bug" so I got to use it. Making the prints was a real
challenge. Even with my own darkroom.