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From: ron@brl-tgr.ARPA (Ron Natalie <ron>)
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Subject: Re: Looking for slide projector
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Date: Wed, 27-Feb-85 11:31:39 EST
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I second the discovery about the Hell and Bowel slide cubes, a friend
one had one.  I own an old GAF projector that uses SAWYERS trays.
Mostly because I can't afford a carousel.

The advantage of long term storage of you slides in things other than
Carousels is that you won't be tempted to get them out and show them 
that way.  140 Slides is a lot.  I've got 1300 slides that I shot
while I was in high school (I did manage to travel a great deal).
The whole thing distills down to about 4 trays that is presentable.
Some of it isn't worth seeing, some of it is repetitious (I was shooting
animals).

-Ron