August 31, 1932 eclipse |
Sol-A-Clipse |
Marketed by Geo. R. Lockwood of Tenafly, New Jersey |
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The booklet contains a rectangle of film to use as a viewer, along with a map on the back. |
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The 1932 eclipse was a major astronomical event in New England, and spawned more than a dozen different types of viewers as advertizers capitalized on the interest in it.
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This booklet was a reprise of Lockwood's 1925 Sol-A-Clipse booklet, although the company had moved from Montclair to Tenafly, N.J. in the intervening seven years.
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