Kodak Stereo Camera

Greetings,

Earlier today while I was visiting my In-laws, they pulled out some

old stereo slides from their wedding in the 1950's, and also photos

of my wife as a child. I was very impressed by the condition of these

slides. We talked for a time as we viewed the stereo slides with the

viewfinder. Then my mother-in-law informed me that she still had the

stereo camera that produced these slides. Sure enough, out of a box

came the Kodak Stereo Camera in mint condition. By mint, I mean

perfect. The box included everything from the owners manual for the

camera and viewer, to a sales receipt for additional light bulbs for

the viewfinder.

My question to anyone who can help is this: Can you still get the

stereo slides processed anywhere? If the answer is yes, I need to

borrow this camera, and give it a try. From a quick look at the

manual, it seems that you can use standard 135 film in addition to

the specified 335 film for the camera. So, if I can find a place to

process the slides, I may be able to create a few wonderful memories

for my kids to enjoy in the future.

Thanks again for any help that anyone can pass along.

Jeff

Sorry guys and gals, wrong section!

Jeff