Abstract: A collapsible stereoscopic slide viewer is comprised of top, bottom and side walls, a rear wall with viewing apertures therein, a front wall having a pair of light-admitting apertures therein and a lateral filmstrip-receiving channel formed outwardly proximate thereto, the side, rear and front walls being formed from a continuous lateral array; the viewer having offset viewing and light-admitting apertures permitting alternative viewing of two lateral series of stereographic slides disposed on a single filmstrip. A filmstrip holder for retaining laterally disposed stereographic images for use with the viewer is also disclosed. Blanks suitable for assembling the viewer and filmstrip holder are similarly described.

Abstract: A fishhook and worm lure combination wherein an eye of the fishhook is located adjacent a head portion of a plastic worm lure with the shank extending exteriorly of and adjacent to a body portion of the lure with a barbed point of the hook embedded into the body of the worm lure. The hook is connected to the worm lure by an anchor member pivotally connected to the fishhook as by interconnected eyes with the anchor having a rod portion extending into the worm lure from the head end thereof and having portions within the worm lure and engaging same to resist retraction therefrom. The eye of the hook is connected to a fishing line.

Abstract: A collapsible stereoscopic viewer is comprised of a front wall having light-admitting openings therein; a rear wall assembly having coincident viewing apertures therein; top and bottom walls joining the front and rear walls; and, side walls which include continuous extensions for forming a channel proximate the front wall whereby a sterescopic film strip may be received therein. Blanks suitable for assembling the viewer are also described.

Abstract: A collapsible optical viewer is comprised of a front wall having a light-admitting opening therein; a rear wall assembly having a coincident viewing aperture therein; top and bottom walls contiguous with the front and rear walls; and, side walls, one of which includes a continuous extension for forming a channel proximate the front wall whereby a photographic film strip may be received therein. A blank suitable for assembling the viewer is also described.

Abstract: A collapsible stereoscopic viewer is comprised of a front wall having light-admitting openings therein; a rear wall assembly having coincident viewing apertures therein; top and bottom walls contiguous with the front and rear walls; and, side walls which include continuous extensions for forming a channel proximate the front wall whereby a stereoscopic film strip may be received therein. A film strip holder for retaining and accurately positioning a pair of photographic film strips is also disclosed. Blanks suitable for assemblying both the viewer and film strip holder are similarly described.

Abstract: A collapsible stereoscopic viewer is comprised of a front wall having light-admitting openings therein; a rear wall assembly having coincident viewing apertures therein; top and bottom walls contiguous with the front and rear walls; and, side walls which include continuous extensions for forming a channel proximate the front wall whereby a stereoscopic film strip may be received therein. A film strip holder for retaining and accurately positioning a pair of photographic film strips is also disclosed. Blanks suitable for assembling both the viewer and film strip holder are similarly described.

Abstract: A fishing lure of spinner design which consists of a lead body with a hook molded therein, and a wire harness fitted with a loop for attaching a line, one end of which harness is molded into the lead body of the lure and the other end of which carries a dual spinner system. The spinner combination is carried by two legs of a triangular swivel, the third leg being attached to the wire harness.