A Sachtler Motion Picture Tripod,

Mid century modern industrial lamp. Peter Lisand motion picture tripod fitted as a lamp 66" Tall John Corwin House Lambertville NJ

to hold a substantion 35mm motion picture camera, possiably by Arri, closed length 122cm

A GROUP OF TWO AMERICAN BELL AND HOWELL MOTION PICTURE CINE CAMERAS, CHICAGO, 1935-1960s, comprising a Bell and Howell 70DR camera, fitted with a P. Angenieux, Paris lens, 1960s, on a tripod, height:

professional 35mm motion picture camera, wrinkled-black paint finish, attached electric motor drive, 200" magazine no.3770, with long Arriflex tripod plate and Astro Germany Fernbildlinse 5/400mm no.2

A Moviecam SuperAmerica 35mm MK2 Motion Picture Camera Serial No: 0116 Body: G Motor: untested Mount: PL Notes: A rare and important motion picture camera that led to Moviecam being acquired by Arri.

rated 9, 16"x24", SSP sign has very good color  and gloss, field is clean, has chip at top left-hand edge. TAC #039525

Ralph McCutcheon Motion Picture Livestock & Equipment Single Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 9. SSP (single sided porcelain) sign with excellent gloss and color with a clean field. Measures 12"x42". Rated 9

BELL & HOWELL MODEL B 35mm motion picture camera, Chicago, Bell & Howell, c.1917, approximately 285 x 365 x 230 mm, metal body painted black, Chicago c. 1917, serial no 631, with external double magaz

One of the most spectacular and important signed Star Trek posters in existance. Signed by the entire principle cast of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, plus director Robert Wise and Gene Roddenberry. A

MOY & BASTIE 35 35mm motion picture camera, London, Ernest F. Moy, Ltd, c.1909, wooden with brass binding and top panel, 333 x 403 x 130 mm, serial no 271, with 2 wooden magazines, replacement[?] leat

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

MOY & BASTIE 35 35mm motion picture camera, London, Ernest F. Moy, Ltd, c.1909, wooden with brass binding and metal front panel, 333 x 404 x 127 mm, serial no 171, with Zeiss Tessar 50mm F1:3.5 lens,

PRESTWICH MODEL 5 35mm motion picture camera, London, after 1898, hand-cranked, wooden body with brass binding, 290 x 395 x 115 mm, pair of wooden magazines, wood and metal crank handle, leather repla

Wooden motion picture camera, uncommon version with built-in ground-glass tubular viewfinder, in very good original condition, mechanism still perfectly working, engraved with Ernemann name and serial

A very rare top model section of the Orbital Office Complex featured in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. This piece was the very top round office complex featured on screen. The Orbital Office Complex m

Yvonne Jacquette Motion Picture (Times Square) 1989-1990lithograph in colors on Arches 360 gm 48.25 h × 36 w in (123 × 91 cm) Signed, titled and numbered to lower edge '4/10 AP Mot

An Arriflex 16 16mm Motion Picture Camera Serial No: 0327 Body: G Schneider-Kreuznach Lens: 10mm f/1.8 Arriflex Cinegon (8301396) 25mm f/1.4 Arriflex Cine -Xenon (8053789) 50mm f/2 Arriflex Cine-Xenon

The front deflector dish model section made for use on the Enterprise model featured in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. This rare item was created by the production but is unknown if it was screen used

United States,1979 1979 Bally Star Trek: The Motion Picture pinball machine, case with moderate wear to decoration, paint loss throughout, playfield showing signs of age and wear, previous owner updat

WILLIAMSON KINEMATOGRAPH 35mm motion picture camera, London, Williamson, c.1910, wooden body with brass binding, 238 x 234 x 118 mm, with Zeiss Protar f6.3 lens, pair of wooden magazines, metal and wo

Rare circa 1910 English iron Kinora mutoscope, an early motion picture viewer. It comes with one reel #1598 (a dancer) that when the handle is turned the quick movement of photos makes it appear to be

Lithograph in colors on wove paper USA, 1990 Yvonne Jacquette (b. 1934) – American landscape artist Signed, titled and dated in pencil, numbered ‘1/2 WKSHP’ Published by Derriere L’Etoile Stud

C. 1920. Early movie projector manufactured by the Holmes Projector Co. of Chicago. Serial number 3490. CONDITION: This projector was used and shows wear to the original paint, has the original tags,

A Newman & Sinclair Auto Kine 35mm Motion Picture Camera, 1930-, aluminium, serial no. 668, together with a Cooke Speed Panchro f/2 40mm lens, black, serial no. 304104, body, G-VG, motor running, lens