The stylish Haneel Tri-Vision viewers and cameras were
produced in Los Angles, USA around 1946. The viewer was made from plastic
and was available in marbled brown, as show below, black and some examples
have been seen in red (under the brand name 'Keys'). The viewer eyepieces turn in
and out to facilitate focusing. The camera was fixed focus and made from
plastic, with some examples having an aluminium back, (the one below is
plastic), in all cases the back was held in place by two clip springs. The
plastic back plates can warp and allow the entrance of light into the
camera, which would, of course, spoil the film. The camera used Eastman 828
roll film and took 12 exposures. When new it sold for
$28.85, whilst the viewer cost $7.50