A Minolta Dimage Elite 5400 Dedicated 35mm Film Canner,

chrome, unit untested, with power cable, film masks, and instructions, untested, (Qty: 1)

"SRT200 Minolta 35 mm Film Camera and Weston Master Cine", Manual camera with carrying case that show wear with Rokkor-x 45 mm 1:2 Minolta Lens and cover, Exposure Meter 720, 2 1/2 x 4 1.25, not teste

A Rare and Important Mitchell 35mm Standard A Motion Picture Film Camera, designed 1919, circa 1940 17-1/2 h x 30 w x 16-1/2 d inches (44.5 x 76.2 x 41.9 cm) The camera operates as either a hand crank

MILLE MIGLIA 1956 original 35mm film Mille Miglia 1956, among others you can see the cars of the Scuderia Ferrari, by Mercedes Benz, Porsche etc., a nice document of the times German Description Mille

Nikon Coolscan V ED 35mm Film Scanner. As New & Unused. With slide, flim strip and roll modules. Only opened to check slide module present & confirm in working order. Some internal packaging absent

Panon Widelux FVI Panoramic 35mm Film Camera with Case (1964) Description: Développé par Panon Camera Shoko. Kalimar. No. 343090. Super wide angle 140° Dimension (PO): 7" x 4 1/4" x 3

Nikon F Hand Fundus Camera, 1964 Nippon Kogaku, Japan. No. 670853, black-painted, for 21.5 mm circular images on 35mm film, originally equipped with a shutter speed for flash photography, interchangea

Rare Swiss Made Subminiature Camera For 11X11Mm Exposures On 35Mm Film, With Trioplan 2.8/20Mm No.1084449, The Set Also Includes Two Unfinished Prototype Camera Housings, Very Rare Original Display St

Pathé-Professionel B Film Camera, c. 1910 Cinematographes Pathé-Frères, Paris. For 35mm film in 90-meter attachment cassettes, with hand-turned drive, rotating shutter, double-claw adva

2 Zeiss Biotar 1.4/4 cm Lenses for Debrie, c. 1930 Carl Zeiss Jena. For the 35mm film format 18 x 24 mm, both lenses clean under point light. 1) No. 808496, with focusing mount and feet scale up to 1.

This is most advanced camera ever made during its time in the late 1930s. Machined out of aluminum, it's a 35mm film camera, with rangefinder, ground glass viewfinder, exposure meter, and a ton of oth

Gaumont Silent Film Projector, c. 1920 Gaumont, Paris. Cinema projector for 35mm films on 400m spools, Maltese cross movement, hand-turned mechanism, 2 lenses for cinema and slides, lamp house with or

Ertel Filmette I Silent Film Camera, c. 1920 Ertel-Werke, Munich. For 35mm film in 60-meter metal cassettes (present in the camera), with hardwood case, hand-turned mechanism with two attachment optio

Ica Monopol Traveling Cinema, c. 1926 Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. Demountable projector for 35mm film on 300-meter spools (two inside the projector, an unknown film fragment on one spool), with hand-turned o

Original Film Stills by Skladanowsky, 1895 A strip of 35mm film with two stills showing the juggler Paul Petras (film perforations reinforced with shoe-lace eyelets), in glazed frame. The first public

ICA Monopol Film Projector, c. 1914 ICA AG, Dresden. For 35mm films on 400-meter spools, with electric motor and series resistor, rare ICA carbon arc lamp, Maltese cross transport and an ICA 75mm lens

'RBT 3-D Y (Version A), 1990 RBT - Raumbildtechnik GmbH, Aichwald, Germany. Reflex stereo camera for 35mm film with format 24 x 33 mm, combination of two Yashica 108 cameras, lenses: Carl Zeiss Distag

Askania Universal Film Camera, c. 1925 Bamberg Factory, Berlin. Hand-turned camera for 35mm film in two coaxial cassettes (in camera), image section control via ground glass screen viewed through the

Arriflex 35 II c, c. 1950 Arnold & Richter, Munich. Reflex film camera no. B 5398, for 35mm film in 60 or 120-meter cassettes, turret head for 3 lenses, equipped with Zeiss Jena Biotar 2/35 mm lens, m

Cinoscope Film Camera, c. 1923 C. Syndicate Industriel, Paris. For 35mm film in 30m metal cassettes (one included), hand-turned Maltese cross mechanism, Goerz Kino-Hyptar 1:3/55 mm, extensable frame v

Hahn-Goerz Home Cinema, c. 1923 Hahn-Goerz, Kassel, Germany. Tabletop cinematograph for 35mm film on 250-meter spools (film fragments on one spool), hand-turned Maltese cross mechanism and low-voltage

Krupp-Ernemann-Kinox II, c. 1920 Ernemann, Dresden. Table cinematograph for 35mm films on up to 500m spools (2 originals included), crank-operated film transport with Maltese cross, lamp house for low

for 120 and 35mm film formats, unit powers up but operational functions untested, complete with power supply, adapter to USB, instructions and several various masks

Panoramic camera for 24x59mm images on 35mm film, field of view 140°, in near mint and good working condition, with original case, brochure and red maker's box The buyers premium for all items expo