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Brand: View-Master Company: Sawyer's Inc. Packet Title: Huckleberry Hound and Yogi Bear Packet Subtitle: N/A Packet Type: N/A Packet Number: B 512 Packet Style: S5 Booklet: Included Reel Numbers: B 5121, B 5122, B 5123 Reel Edition: N/A Date: 1960 Copyright: Hanna-Barbera Productions

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Brand: View-Master Company: Sawyer's Inc. Packet Title: Walt Disney's 101 Dalmatians Packet Subtitle: N/A Packet Type: N/A Packet Number: B 532 Packet Style: S5 Booklet: Included Reel Numbers: B 5321, B 5322, B 5323 Reel Edition: N/A Date: 1961 Copyright: Walt Disney Productions

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Brand: View-Master Packet Title: Walt Disney's 101 Dalmatians Booklet Title: Walt Disney's 101 Dalmatians Booklet Subtitle: N/A Date: 1961

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Brand: View-Master Company: Sawyer’s Inc. Packet Title: Japan Packet Subtitle: 日本 Packet Type: N/A Packet Number: B 262 Packet Style: S5 Booklet: Included Reel Numbers: 4900A, 4900B, 4900C Date: 1952, 1957 Copyright: Sawyer’s Inc.

Note: When reading the booklet descriptions, please remember that these booklets are old (most are 65+ years old) and the information and history presented in them as factual may be inaccurate, outdated, and in some cases, offensive.

Booklet Introduction Description: Japan, The Land of the Rising Sun, has an area of 142,603 square miles. Consisting of four large islands and many smaller ones, it lies off the eastern coast of Asia. The four large islands are Honshu - the main island - Kyushu, Shikoku, and Hokkaido. It is a mountainous country with scores of peaks towering over 8,000 feet and some 500 volcanoes. Mount Fuji (12,395 feet) is the highest elevation. Japan's Inland Sea has more islands than any sea on earth. Japan is a land of terraced hillsides, tiny plains, and story-book gardens; cherry blossoms, azaleas, chrysanthemums, and brilliant maple foliage; festivals, pagodas, temples, and shrines - all exquisite in beauty. The 1950 population of Japan is 83,408,026. The Japanese are extremely polite, running their lives according to strict rules of etiquette. They are lovers of beauty, especially in nature. A hard-working race, they dress up their lives with gay colors combined with sensitive artistry. Tokyo (population 5,385,071) is the capital of Japan, and the third largest city in the world.

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Brand: View-Master Packet Title: Germany Booklet Title: View-Master Presents Germany in Three Dimension Color Booklet Subtitle: N/A Date: 1956

Note: When reading the booklet descriptions, please remember that these booklets are old (most are 65+ years old) and the information and history presented in them as factual may be inaccurate, outdated, and in some cases, offensive.

Booklet Introduction Description: Germany is a nation in the heart of the European Continent with an area of 136,822 sq. mi. Since World War II, it has been divided into two countries. The American, British, and French occupational zone is called West Germany. The capital is Bonn. The other section, controlled by Russia, is called East Germany, whose capital is East Berlin. The Bavarian Alps branch out from Switzerland in the southeastern corner of Germany. The land then slopes north through forests and plains down to the Baltic and North Seas. The important rivers are connected by a web of canals. Seafarers from Asia are believed to have been Germany's first inhabitants, landing on the north coast about 2000 B. C. By 102 B. C., they had merged with other tribes and were at war with the Romans. This conflict ended in 600 A. D. when Germany conquered Rome's western provinces. In 800 Charlemagne was crowned emperor of the First Empire. It soon started breaking into Catholic and Protestant states, which led to the 30-Years' War (1617-48). When it was over, the country was helpless against attacks of tyrants and robber kings. They would not unite, and as a result, the territory remained divided. From this chaos, Germany was finally founded in 1871 under the Prussian Rule. During World War I (1914-18) and World War II (1939-45), most of the world united against Germany. The population of West Germany is 47 million. The people are thrifty, hard-working, noted for being thorough in everything they do. German artists, scientists, and scholars have contributed greatly to the world as we know it today. Books were first published in Germany and the Germans were first to teach the masses to read and write. Germany's chief agricultural products are grains, sugar beets, hops, and grapes. Important minerals are coal, salt, petroleum, amber, and lead zine. About one-fourth of the land is covered with timber. The Volkswagen plant in Wolfsburg is Europe's number one auto company. Most Volkswagens are exported. Other well-known articles shipped all over the globe include cameras, field glasses, optical instruments, toys, and fine china.

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Brand: View-Master Company: Sawyer's Inc. Packet Title: Germany Packet Subtitle: N/A Packet Type: N/A Packet Number: B 193 Packet Style: S5 Booklet: Included Reel Numbers: 1575-A, 1575-B, 1575-C Reel Edition: N/A Date: 1954, 1955, 1956 Copyright: Sawyer's Inc.

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Brand: View-Master Company: Sawyer’s Inc. Packet Title: Strange Animals of the World Packet Subtitle: N/A Packet Type: N/A Packet Number: B 615 Packet Style: S5 Booklet: Missing from Collection Reel Numbers: B 6151, B 6152, B 6153 Reel Edition: N/A Date: 1958 Copyright: Sawyer’s Inc.