The Picture Pistol
Clarence Stephens patented three versions of his picture pistol. It was clearly something he spent a lot of time working on. His persistence paid off because he was able to get it to market as the 'auto-magic picture gun'. It was sold from the late 1930s up until the 1960s, so it must have made him some money. Although the idea of combining a gun and a picture projector is somewhat odd. Salt Lake Tribune - May 29, 1938
Clarence Stephens patented three versions of his picture pistol. It was clearly something he spent a lot of time working on. His persistence paid off because he was able to get it to market as the 'auto-magic picture gun'.
It was sold from the late 1930s up until the 1960s, so it must have made him some money. Although the idea of combining a gun and a picture projector is somewhat odd.
It was sold from the late 1930s up until the 1960s, so it must have made him some money. Although the idea of combining a gun and a picture projector is somewhat odd.
Salt Lake Tribune - May 29, 1938
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