Pana-vue VACATION TRIP title slides (T004)

Four Pana-vue animation title slides entitled "Vacation Trip Humorous Bears" which are individually titled "Curtain Raiser, Picture Cap Title, Station Break, and End of Trip." The Big Picture Slides, as the series was called, were manufactured and sold by Sawyers, Inc. from Portland, OR in the 1960s. They will fit all standard 2" x 2" projectors and viewers.

The slides came from the unsold stock of a camera store that closed many years ago. The sharp and clear real-film slides (transparencies) are in as-new condition but the film itself has changed color over time and now has an overall magenta cast to it. The color change has not affected the images' original sharpness though, so if you scanned them into your computer and adjusted the color, they could look as good as new again.

Please see my other eBay listings for additional Pana-vue travel slides.

Please email me (daguerreian@gmail.com) if you have any questions.

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