Kodak Cine-Kodak Special II 16mm Movie Camera

Cine-Kodak Special II 16mm Movie Camera. c1948-1961. 16mm film, movie camera. 16mm. Two attached Ektar lenses: 25mm f1.4, 25mm f1.4. Optical finder, In case with 6 Kodak Ektar extra lenses: 1. Anastig

A Cine Kodak Special II 16mm Movie Camera Outfit. Comprising camera body (shutter running) with Kodak Cine Ektar 15mm f2.5 and 25mm f1.4 lenses. Also extra finder, a selection of filters, instructions

Kodak Cine Special II Film Movie Camera with accessories in hard case

Group of Kodak Cine Movie Cameras. Consisting of a Kodak Cini Special II Camera, a Cine Kodak Model E, a Cini Kodak Special II camera, a Bell and Howell 70 KRM1 and a Sony Handicam

Here is a Cine-Kodak serial No. 01011 with rotating crank on side and intact handle on top. It measures 8" h x 4 5/8" w x 8 1/2" d and is made by Eastman Kodak Co. Signs of wear consistent to age and

Spring-wound 16mm silent-film era camera, with case and manual. Produced by Eastman Kodak circa 1930-1960s. The black camera comes with leather case and original manufacture description. Issued: Mid 2

Cine-Kodak Magazine 16MM Movie Camera With Original Case 1936-1945. In case measures 9 inches high by 5.75 inches wide by 4.25 inches deep.

Cine Kodak Special II Film Camera, c. 1955 Kodak, Rochester. For 16 mm films on 30-meter daylight spools, with 8-64 images per second spring-drive, Ektar 4/25 mm, 2.5/15 mm, 2/63 mm and 1.6/40 mm lens

black & chrome, body VG, motor winds & runs, together with a Cine Kodak Ektar II Cine Lens f/1.4 25mm lens, optics VG-E, together with a Kodak Cine Ektar Lens f/2.5 15mm lens, optics VG-E.

Manufactured by the Kodak Company circa 1930's. In overall fair condition with some corrosion to the case. Camera does wind up and runs. Original leather carrying strap intact.

Camera has (3) speeds. Mechanisms currently function (but are not guaranteed). The interior is clean; it has original front tag with exposure instructions. Lenses are intact and it appears to be compl

This is a beautiful and rare Art Deco hand-cranked 16mm camera. The crank turns and the shutter seems to fire correctly. There is some minor surface wear, but overall the camera is in great condition

[3] Cameras: Minolta, Pentav, Cine-Kodak Special II . Vintage. Size: 4h x 5w, 5x3.25x12

Cine Kodak Royal Magazine camera 16mm, in original box; DeJur Model D-100 Magazine camera, with leather case; Bell & Howell Magazine camera; Cavalier Macro 10TM super 8 camera; Panasonic Palmcorder ca

including a Leicina camera, a Pathescope Camera, a Kodak Brownie 8mm Movie Camera II, and an Agfa Microfelx camera, all untested. (4). (Qty: 1)

First is a Cine Kodak Model K f1.9 in original deco style box with camera inside carrying case and including two extra lens inside case. Other two Cine-Kodak movie cameras are Model B. One is brown wi

see photos one has box

see photos for model numbers and more

extra pieces, all original

A baker’s dozen of vintage Kodak movie cameras. Some have lenses, some have cases. Cine-kodak. 8 mm.

see photos as is

A GROUP OF TWO CINE-KODAK HOME MOVIE CAMERAS, ROCHESTER, NEW YORK, 1923-1937, comprising a Model B, with original box and a Model E marked with number 61575 mounted with a Kodak Anastigmat F-3.5 20mm

good overall as pictured

Together with Cine Kodak Movie Camera. Movie camera is 8"h x 8 1/2"w x 4 3/4"d. Condition - overall wear, untested