The Knox Four Hundred is a portable tripod projector screen, typically dating from the 1950s to the 1960s. It was designed for home movies, slide shows, and professional presentations.
Key Features:
· Screen Size: Standard models typically feature a 40" x 40" square screen surface.
· Design: A roll-out screen that retracts into a metal housing for storage and transport.
· Adjustability: The screen height is adjustable, with the surface able to move up and down freely on its vertical support rod.
· Construction: Features a sturdy metal tripod base and a protective aluminum or steel casing.
· Manufacturing: These units were primarily made in the USA.
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