David Blair
Are looking for the dimensions of the wood slide mount rather than the thickness etc of the glass image? I am afraid you will find there was very little standardisation in those days. A lot of ours are 175mm x 100mm outside dimensions, thickness being typically 10mm but it can vary quite a lot.
Regards
David Evans in Canada
David Evans
Director
Revelstoke Nickelodeon Museum
111 First Street West
P O Box 3088
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Director
Revelstoke Nickelodeon Museum
111 First Street West
P O Box 3088
Revelstoke BC
V0E 2S0
Canada
www.revelstokenickelodeon.com
In a message dated 24/02/2014 9:04:28 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, blair@telepathic-movie.org writes:
to complete a 3d model I'm preparing to output to a laser cutter,
I'd like to ask if anyone has at hand the standard dimensions of:
a single slide, or a multiple [e.g. x 3] slide
I'm looking for wooden frame height, width, and thickness, plus the
diameter of the round glass slide.
Sorry for what is an obvious request... I haven't found the info online,
thanks,
David Blair
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