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View-Master

View-Master is the trademark name of a line of special-format stereoscopes and corresponding View-Master "reels", which are thin cardboard disks containing seven stereoscopic 3-D pairs of small transparent color photographs on film. It was originally manufactured and sold by Sawyer's.

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Availability
1939–present
Company
Mattel
Country
United States
Invented by
William Gruber
Type
Stereoscope

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Film

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View-Master

Nodes79
Edges78
Triples113
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025316
Components1

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View-Master

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related to 1962–present: stereoscopic toy · 24
View-Master → Actor Henry Fonda, Bakelite, Bob Brost, Corporation, Doctor Who, Family Affair, Film, GAF, GAF View-Master, General Aniline, Here's Lucy, In, Kodak Tenite, Martin's Laugh-In, Model, Rowan, Sawyer's, Star Trek, Television, The Beverly Hillbillies
related to Film · 17
View-Master → Alex Kurtzman, Amblin, Brad Caleb Kane, DreamWorks Pictures, Escape Artists, In, Mattel, Mattel's Films, MGM, MGM's Cassidy Lange, No, One, Phil Johnston, Robbie Brenner, Roberto Orci, Sony Pictures, The
related to Recognition · 15
View-Master → American History, Dearborn, Denver Art Museum, Fame, In, Modern Art, MoMA, Museum, National Toy Hall, New York, Play, Smithsonian National Museum, The Henry Ford, The Strong National Museum, The View-Master
related to Notable uses · 13
View-Master → Bassett, David, Disneyland, Extra-Terrestrial, Gruber, Jurassic Park, Lost, Reels, Space, The Flying Nun, The Munsters, The Poseidon Adventure, TV
related to 2015–2019: Virtual reality · 11
View-Master → Content, DLX, Google, Google Cardboard VR, In, In February, Instead, Mattel, SDK, The, View-Master Virtual Reality Viewer
related to 1950s · 10
View-Master → Disney, Disneyland, Hanna-Barbera, In, Joe Liptak, Sawyer's, The, Tru-Vue, Tru-Vue's, Walt Disney Studios
related to New business venture · 9
View-Master → According, Ed Mayer, February, Gruber, Gruber-Sawyer, Sawyer, Sawyer's, The, Thereafter
related to Expansion · 5
View-Master → April, In, Mayer, United States, World War II
is a · 2
View-Master → implementation of the Google Cardboard VR platform and is accompanied by a mobile app built using its SDK, trademark name of a line of special-format stereoscopes and corresponding View-Master
related to External links · 2
View-Master → American History, Smithsonian National Museum

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sawyer's reels film new mayer images mattel business introduced produced early model company viewer gruber 1939 line sold color history

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
View-MasterAvailability1939–present1.00infobox
View-MasterCompanyMattel1.00infobox
View-MasterCountryUnited States1.00infobox
View-MasterInvented byWilliam Gruber1.00infobox
View-MasterTypeStereoscope1.00infobox
View-Masteris atrademark name of a line of special-format stereoscopes and corresponding View-Master0.90text
View-Masteris aimplementation of the Google Cardboard VR platform and is accompanied by a mobile app built using its SDK0.90text
View-Masterrelated to 1950sIn0.60section
View-Masterrelated to 1950sSawyer's0.60section
View-Masterrelated to 1950sTru-Vue0.60section
View-Masterrelated to 1950sThe0.60section
View-Masterrelated to 1950sTru-Vue's0.60section

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