Remember these slide holders? I used to buy them in multi-hundred lots. Where are they all today?
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Adventures of Dorrie Anne 
I can’t figure out what they are or used for. We must not have had them in Cincinnati!
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They are for slides made from film in a camera. I bought my film in hundred-foot rolls, and rolled my own, so to speak. Then had the film batch processed and mounted them in the slide holders. They then went into a carousel or hard plastic sleeve to be viewed through a projector on a big white screen, or an individual viewer.
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We’re the last of the people who would remember these. We had home movies when I was growing up, but never had slides. Sure like the photo in the slide!
Happy New Year!
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Back in the 80’s I was a real shutter snapper, so have boxes and boxes of slides. Projector and screen are long gone, though. Digital is so much better. Instant gratification!
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Happy New Year and cheers to a wonderful 2015!!! x
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Thank you – and to you and Lisa! ;->
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Thank you so much! Hugs from both of us 🙂
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Um. . .I think they went “slip-sliding away. . .”.
Happy New Years to youse guys!
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And to you and yours! Cherry juice forever!
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Remember these slide holders? I used to buy them in multi-hundred lots. Where are they all today?
I’m pretty sure that they’re all in my front hall closet ! 😉
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I’d like to look at them again, but would need a little hand viewer to do so. I have one of those somewhere, too! I found my bulk film roller, but don’t think I’ll need that anytime soon.
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