Fisher-Price
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Fisher-Price är en amerikansk tillverkare av leksaker för bebisar och barn med huvudkontor i East Aurora, New York. Sedan 1993 ingår bolaget i Mattel. Fischer Price grundades 1930 av Herman Fisher, Irving Price, Margaret Evans Price och Helen Schelle.
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The Fisher-Price Picture Story Camera (made in 1967) is not a functioning camera. It's made of paper-covered wood and plastic. Inside is a little disc with eight scenes. When you press the shutter button, the scene changes and the flash cube turns. The flash cube has a picture of the sun on one side, then a brown leaf, a snowflake, and a flower, representing the four seasons. There's also a transparent wheel at the back (seen behind the shutter) with colors in it. You look through the second viewfinder and turn the wheel, and you can see the world through the changing colors. The lens turns but has no actual function. It also has a red & yellow wrist strap, though it's not visible in this photo.
Författare/Upphovsman: John Kratz from Burlington NJ, USA, Licens: CC BY-SA 2.0
The Fisher-Price Picture Story Camera (made in 1967) is not a functioning camera. It's made of paper-covered wood and plastic. Inside is a little disc with eight scenes. When you press the shutter button, the scene changes and the flash cube turns. The flash cube has a picture of the sun on one side, then a brown leaf, a snowflake, and a flower, representing the four seasons. There's also a transparent wheel at the back (seen behind the shutter) with colors in it. You look through the second viewfinder and turn the wheel, and you can see the world through the changing colors. The lens turns but has no actual function. It also has a red & yellow wrist strap, though it's not visible in this photo.