35mm Movie Projector, c. 1935

Holmes 35mm Silent Movie Projector, c. 1930 Motion picture machine for use with slow-burning film on 300m spools, manufactured by Holmes Projector Company, Chicago. Model P 3859, no. M 7698, Wollensak

4 Small and Rare Magic Lanterns, c. 1905 1) The smallest combination of magic lantern and movie projector for 35mm endless film and lantern slides sized 2,5 cm, height 8 ¾ in., with petrol lamp. –

Hand crank 35mm movie projector head mounted to a board. This machine may have been used for demonstrating the theory of "persistence of vision" which is how our eyes and brains perceive movies. The p

A Holmes 35mm Movie Projector First Half 20th Century Height 33 inches.

PATHEX KOK HOME 9.5MM CINEMATOGRAPH (HAND CRANKED MOVIE PROJECTOR), C.1920. HEIGHT 12 1/2"

Cinex – Early French 35mm Movie Camera, c. 1925 Bourdereau, Paris. For 60 m film in outdoor cassette (2 cassettes included), aluminum body with brass gears and fittings, lens: Berthiot Paris 1:3,5/5

Askania-Universal 35mm Movie Camera, c. 1928 Bambergwerk, Berlin. Inside engraved: "Reihe 10/Nr. 6388 Askania-Werke". Hand-cranked (crank included), Tessar 1:3,5/50 mm lens, telescope and Newton viewf

Cinex 35mm Movie Camera, c. 1925 Bourdereau, Paris. No. 604, for 60m cassettes, film transport system in aluminum case, screw-mounted on shoulder pod, original Cinex motor drive. Modified lens-plate a

Ernemann E 35mm Movie Camera, c. 1918 Ernemann AG, Dresden. For two 120m cassettes (5 included), Kino-Hypar 1:3/75 mm lens, crank-drive (crank not included), including cassettes and camera suitcases,

So Red the Rose Movie Poster, c 1935. A 41 x 27" linen-backed, one sheet poster in excellent condition. The Civil War-era romance stars Margaret Sullavan and Walter Connolly. Produced by Paramount. A

IPO 35mm Toy Movie Viewer, c. 1920 Similar to an Ernst Plank model of 1925, embossed metal case, height 7 in. – An extremely rare 35mm handcrank-driven daylight viewer made in Austria. Filmbetrachte

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Dimension: 35MM Projector Movie

35mm Movie Camera "Debrie Interview", c. 1924 André Debrie, Paris. For 120m cassettes, 2 cassettes inside, handcrank-operated or electric motor drive (crank included), double-sided film claw, lens Te

'7 Movie Projectors Kinematograph, 35 mm, c. 1920, in wood case, with films and accessories. - Pathé-Baby projector, 9,5 mm. - Pathé projector, 9,5 mm, with 2 spools of 120 m and a Pathé camera wi

A FRENCH CINEMA PATHÉ BABY 9.5MM AMATURE MOVIE PROJECTOR WITH MOTOR, 1922-1935, enameled metal with maker plaques, number 20205. Height: 12 1/2" Width: 4" Depth: 10" Note: Mechanically developed by F

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,

Askania-Universal with 6 Lenses, c. 1924 Bambergwerk, Berlin. 35mm movie camera for 120 m film in internal cassette (with 4 cassettes), handcrank drive, with 6 lenses: Tessar 1:3,5/75 mm, Ernostar 1:2

Konvas-Kosmonaut, c. 1970 Moskauer Kinowerke. 35mm movie camera with 60m magazine, reflex camera, 3-lens turret: Lomo 1:2/35 mm, 1:2/50 mm, 1:2/28 mm. Additional lenses: Lomo 1:2/75 mm, 1:4/135 mm. ��

Siemens D, c. 1935 Siemens & Halske, Berlin. 16mm movie camera for 15 m film in Siemens cassette (inside), 3 lenses in turret-mount: Xenon 1:1,9/16 mm, 1:1,5/25 mm, 1:2,3/50 mm and tele lens Tele-Xena

Kinamo N25, c. 1928 Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. 35mm movie camera for 25 m film in cassette, lens: Zeiss Tessar 1:3,5/40 mm, spring drive (working), with original case and 2 cassettes. Kinamo N25, um 1928 Ze

Arriflex 35BL, c. 1972 Arnold & Richter, Munich. Low-noise 35mm movie camera for 300 m film or as hand camera for 120 m film in Arriflex cassettes, lens: Zeiss-Opton 1:2/16 mm, mirror reflex viewfinde

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

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