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Sold by the Colorscope Corporation of Moline, Illinois in the 1940s and 1950s, the Colorscope stereoscope was a contemporary and direct competitor to the more famous Viewmaster which used rectangular cards rather than rotating reels to hold multiple stereo pairs and feed them through the viewer.
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vintageviewers.com/colorscope-magicolor-stereoscope
viewmaster.co.uk/htm/magicolor.asp
viewmaster.co.uk/htm/conway.asp
Sold by the Colorscope Corporation of Moline, Illinois in the 1940s and 1950s, the Colorscope stereoscope was a contemporary and direct competitor to the more famous Viewmaster which used rectangular cards rather than rotating reels to hold multiple stereo pairs and feed them through the viewer.
SOURCES
vintageviewers.com/colorscope-magicolor-stereoscope
viewmaster.co.uk/htm/magicolor.asp
viewmaster.co.uk/htm/conway.asp
