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Alvin and the Chipmunks
View-Master Reel B5211: Alvin and the Chipmunks. Reel is typeset, carries the Sawyer’s name, and is © 1963 Ross Bagdasarian. By the way, did you know that Rostom Sipan “Ross” Bagdasarian (January 27, 1919 – January 16, 1972) was an Armenian-American pianist, singer, songwriter, actor, and record producer better known as David Seville, the stage name he took for his records featuring Alvin and the Chipmunks? He named the Chipmunks Alvin, Simon, and Ted, and it was Alvin who was always getting into trouble and being yelled at by David Seville, especially in the classic 1958 record “The Chipmunk Song,” for which Bagdasarian won two Grammy Awards in 1959: Best Comedy Performance and Best Recording for Children. And if “Christmas Christmas time is near. . .” isn’t whirling around in your head, where have you been the past 60 years??? This reel comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Beetle Bailey in “Eight-Ball, Anybody?”
View-Master Reel B5181: Reel One - Beetle Bailey in “Eight-Ball, Anybody?” Reel is typeset, carries the Sawyer’s name, and is © 1963 Terrytoons, a division of CBS Films, Inc. Comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Beetle Bailey in “The Training Film”
View-Master Reel B5183: Reel Three - Beetle Bailey in “The Training Film.” Reel is typeset, carries the Sawyer’s name, and is © 1963 Terrytoons, a division of CBS Films, Inc. Comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Blondie and Dagwood in “A Blowout for Mr. Dithers”
View-Master Reel B5373: Reel Three - Chic Young’s Blondie and Dagwood in “A Blowout for Mr. Dithers.” Reel is typeset, carries the Sawyer’s name, and is © 1966 King Features Syndicate, Inc. Comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Blondie and Dagwood in “Waiting Can Be Fun”
View-Master Reel B5372: Reel Two - Chic Young’s Blondie and Dagwood in “Waiting Can Be Fun.” Reel is typeset, carries the Sawyer’s name, and is © 1966 King Features Syndicate, Inc. Comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Captain Kangaroo in “The Pie Machine”
View-Master Reel B5603: Reel 3 - Captain Kangaroo in “The Pie Machine.” Reel is typeset, carries the GAF name, and is © 1957 Robert Keeshan Associates, Inc. The 1957 copyright date refers to the Captain Kangaroo copyright, not a GAF copyright. GAF owned View-Master from 1966-1981 and this reel was produced during that time period. Reel comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Cinderella
View-Master Reel B3131: Cinderella. Reel is typeset and © 1953 Sawyer’s Inc. Comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Deputy Dawg in “The Oil Tycoons”
View-Master Reel B5192: Reel Two - Deputy Dawg in “The Oil Tycoons.” Reel is typeset, carries the Sawyer’s name, and is © 1963 Terrytoons, a division of CBS Films, Inc. Comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Deputy Dawg in “The Long Island Duckling”
View-Master Reel B5193: Reel Three - Deputy Dawg in “The Long Island Duckling.” Reel is typeset, carries the Sawyer’s name, and is © 1963 Terrytoons, a division of CBS Films, Inc. Comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Great Britain and Northern Ireland
View-Master Reel C3201: Reel 1 Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Reel is typeset and carries the GAF name, but no copyright date. Comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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In Darkest Africa - Big Game Animals
View-Master Reel 3900C: In Darkest Africa - Big Game Animals. Reel is typeset and © 1956 Sawyer’s Inc. Comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Lassie and Timmy in “The Runaway Mule”
View-Master Reel B4721: Reel Two Lassie and Timmy in “The Runaway Mule.” Reel is typeset, carries the GAF name, and is © 1958 Lassie Programs, Inc. This copyright date refers to the Lassie copyright, not a GAF copyright. The Lassie TV series, originally with Jeff and Lassie from 1954-1957, went through a plot change so that by the 1958 season Lassie was with Timmy, not Jeff.; hence the 1958 copyright date. GAF owned View-Master from 1966-1981, so the GAF name on this reel means it was produced during that time. Reel comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Lassie and Timmy in “The Foolish Hunter”
View-Master Reel B4743: Reel Three Lassie and Timmy in “The Foolish Hunter.” Reel is typeset, carries the GAF name, and is © 1959 Lassie Programs, Inc. This copyright date refers to the Lassie copyright, not a GAF copyright. The Lassie TV series, originally with Jeff and Lassie from 1954-1957, went through a plot change so that by the 1958 season Lassie was with Timmy, not Jeff.; hence the 1958 copyright date. GAF owned View-Master from 1966-1981, so the GAF name on this reel means it was produced during that time. Reel comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Little Red Riding Hood
View-Master Reel FT-1: Little Red Riding Hood. Reel is typeset, carries the Sawyer’s name, and is © 1950 Sawyer’s, Inc. Comes in an SFTP sleeve. Tell a friend.
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Tell a friend about the neat item you found above:
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All of the View-Master reels on this page are stamped “Out of Print” around their perimeters. What’s that all about? Well, it all has to do with Sawyer’s 3-reel sets. Each of the three reels in a set was produced on a separate machine, and as you might expect, each machine’s run produced a slightly different number of reels. Eek! What to do with the excess reels? The obvious choice was to either save them to include in the next run of that particular set or just pitch them if and when storage space became scarce. But wait – what about a brilliant third option? How about stamping (or reprinting) the excess reels “Out of Print” and selling them to dealers at a discount? The idea worked like gangbusters and “Out of Print” reels continued to be sold well into View-Master’s GAF period of the 
