Collection:
Juneau—Douglas City Museum
Object ID:
90.53.001 A—K
Accession#:
90.53
Credit Line:
Donated by Amos Joe Alter.
Object Name:
Projector, Motion—Picture
Title:
Projector, Speaker, and Accessories
Date:
1944
Description:
A — Projector is in a wooden case covered with black, pebbly, coated fabric. Two reel arms attach to side and top. Side hinges open to reveal projector and threading instructions on inside of side. Five ventilation holes are on each side. Flaps are on each side to access knobs and adjustments.
B — 16.75" x 11.625" x 8.24" speaker has handle, round cutout lined with brown cloth on one side, and coiled cord inside.
C — 16.5" long x 11.375" wide x 3.125" D speaker lid.
D — Black cord.
E — Belt of rubber(?).
F — Two—amp fuse in Manila envelope.
G — Electron tube (6L6) in green box.
H — 1000 W Radiant lamp bulb in red box.
I & J — Two RCA radio tubes (6F5) in red boxes.
K — RCA photo electronic cell (CRC—83—V) in plain box.
B — 16.75" x 11.625" x 8.24" speaker has handle, round cutout lined with brown cloth on one side, and coiled cord inside.
C — 16.5" long x 11.375" wide x 3.125" D speaker lid.
D — Black cord.
E — Belt of rubber(?).
F — Two—amp fuse in Manila envelope.
G — Electron tube (6L6) in green box.
H — 1000 W Radiant lamp bulb in red box.
I & J — Two RCA radio tubes (6F5) in red boxes.
K — RCA photo electronic cell (CRC—83—V) in plain box.
Notes:
Used at USO in Juneau during WW II. The USO was located on S. Seward St. where SeaAlaska Bldg now located. After the war it became the Teen Age Club. Zach Gordon ran both clubs.
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