Wollensak Projector

Wollensak Projector Model P-18 900W 105-120V A.C.-D.C. Made in USA

Electronics Lot incl Toshiba VCR with Remote, Wollensak 8mm Projector Condition: VCR turns on when plugged in and is untested any further than that. Projector does not have a cord and is untested

2 Revere 8 mm film projectors with collector’s notes, and Wollensak 8 mm. Revere 85.

Group lot includes collapsible screen on Stand by Da Lite Screen Company Warsaw Indiana, 3M Wollensak radio tape player with carry case measures 10 by 12 by 8 inches, , Kodak Projector Carousel 750 wi

'Leitz G1 16mm Theater Projector, c. 1955 Leitz, Wetzlar. For 1200m spools, Elkinar 1:1,3/7 cm lens with very rare original 24x36mm slide projector, optical and magnetic sound heads, Telefunken tube a

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

Ernemann-"Imperator" Projector, c. 1912 Ernemann, Dresden. Silent film projector for cinema theater, with Maltese cross movement, hand-turned mechanism or electric motor, adjustable incandescent lamp

A Large, Bi-Unial Magic Lantern Projector by D Noakes & Son, London (active 1890 to 1897). Upright model, with angle adjustment. Missing internal lighting parts, but retains most gas fittings to rear.

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

Ernemann IV Cinema Projector, 1944 Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. Cinema projector for 35mm films on 600-meter spools in fireproof drums, with electric Maltese cross movement, Zeiss Kinostar 80 mm lens, attachm

USA, 2006 acrylic on cardboard 3” x 10” x 10” larger 2 3/4” x 8 1/4” x 8 1/4” Two brutes on two boxes. Initialed and dated to larger box [RL 07]. Initialed to small

Pathé KOK 35 mm Projector, c. 1914 Pathé Frères, Paris. Table cinematograph for 35mm silent films on 200-meter reels, with attractive operating diagrams on the baseboard, electrical fun

A.T. Thompson Magic Lantern Slide Projector with Slides

Leica Post War Standard Nr. 355281 with Wollensak 50mm Velostigmat f3,5 Nr. 496819, engraved “E. Leitz, Inc. New York" with original “E. Leitz New York" body cover. This is the famous and

Description: This lot includes an Edison home kinetoscope silent movie projector. Condition: Projector is in fair condition, showing significant ware and loss to paint. Projector is untested as cord i

Polyorama Panoptique, Zootrope and Parts of a Three-Color Projector 1) Polyorama Panoptique, France. Small version of the viewer for day-and-night images of 9.5 x 14.5 cm, with 3-cm viewing lens and a

early hand-cranked cinematographic projector in very fine and working condition, made only few years after the invention of the Cinématographe by Lumiere brothers. Pathe Freres quickly became one o

Antique metal Mutoscope 5 cent movie projector in as found condition with original paint, No Key for side, crank is working, movies do not spin, needs restoration(11/22/22 just added framed 'real old

(2) Video items, c/o Paillard Bolex 16mm video camera with YVAR 1:4 f=150mm lens and accessories, Bell & Howell 302 Filmosound movie projector, Not tested, glass looks clean, no apparent scratches to

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,

Table Film Projector with Rewinder, c. 1925 Probably Lehmann & Knetsch, Breslau. Projector for 35mm film, coaxial film spools for 300 meters of film, Maltese cross movement, hand-turned mechanism, len

A Trio of Wollensak Velostigmat lenses:50mm Wollensak Velostigmat f3,5 Nr. 510112 (Ex++)90mm Wollensak Velostigmat f4,5 Nr. 495818 (Ex+)127mm Wollensak Velostigmat f4,5 Nr. 474514 (Ex+) Condition: Exc

A rare early c1910 wood cased movie projector with brass projector head

1930s Film Projector by Holmes This vintage film projector hails from the esteemed Holmes Projector Company, once located at 632 Halsted St in Chicago, USA. Dating back to the 1930s, it stands as a te