Leica: E.Leitz New York UMINO projector

Schwarz lackierte Röntgenkamera von E.Leitz New York. Gravur "N.Y.", gefolgt von der speziellen Seriennummer auf der Oberseite. Bildformat 24x36 mm; Objektivflansch mit der typischen „W. X.“ Grav

Händlerschild aus schwarzem Kunststoff, auf der Rückseite bezeichnet: "PROPERTY OF E.LEITZ, INC. NEW YORK". Hersteller K.C.S. CO. INC., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Größe ca. 16,4 x 22,7

A large grouping of "Publicity Clock Co. Inc., New York" ephemera and projector parts. The brass parts include the clockworks for the projectors, many unused and in the original boxes - the frames of

Schwarz lackierte Röntgenkamera von E. Leitz New York. Gravur "N.Y.", gefolgt von der speziellen Seriennummer auf der Oberseite. Bildformat 24x36 mm; Objektivflansch mit der typischen „W. X

Schwarz lackierte Röntgenkamera von E. Leitz New York. Gravur "N.Y.", gefolgt von der speziellen Seriennummer auf der Oberseite. Bildformat 24x36 mm; Objektivflansch mit der typischen „W. X

American. Buffalo, New York. Circa 1910. Glass projector slides. A clever and catchy series of slogans on glass slides used for advertising during travelling projector shows.. Each slide is marked, "T

Cased lantern projector, Charles Beseler, New York. No. 9513. Surface rusting to case, other wear consistent with age and use, untested. 11” x 22” x 7”.

TWO AMERICAN KODAK MOVIE PROJECTORS, ONE CASED, ROCHESTER, NEW YORK, 1930s-1940s, comprising a Kodascope Model G Series II, 1940s, 16mm movie projector no. 24281, with Kodascope Model G or EE Projecto

Very rare tri-lens turret by Haber and Fink, New York, with export model Leica IIIf black dial no.565971 engraved 'Germany' on top plate, Elmar 3.5/5cm no.276816, Elmar 4/9cm no.1111818, Hektor 4.5/13

Made by The Durable Toy & Novelty Co. of New York circa 1930's, the Durotone projector showed cartoon and movie film strips combined with a phonograph that played records for the film strips. In overa

Kardon, 1945 Premier Instrument Corp., New York. No. 1176. Probably the Leica copy of the highest quality. With "Kodak Ektar 2/47" E026961 with lens-focusing wheel, glass clean, weak dent on front rin

Leica MP mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren und authentischer Patina. Im Rahmen einer sehr frühen Reparatur bei Ernst Leitz New York wurde offenbar die Deckkappe ausgetauscht und ein Selbstauslöse

In den 1980er Jahren im Werk restaurierte Kamera, spätere Deckkappe mit modernen Blitzsymbolen. Mit Leitz New York Motor (Zustand B-) Nr. 2320 mit AA Battery Pack. Funktionsfähiger Zustand,

Leica Reporter 250 FF Nr. 150100 with 50mm Summitar f2 Nr. 524235. Working. Made in a batch of 200 cameras and delivered to New York on June 13, 1936. Condition: Excellent +

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

Leonard Freed: New York City (Policewoman), 1978/1992, silver print, signed, titled, dated, and stamped verso, Image size: 8.5"x12.75"; Sheet Size: 11"x14". Provenance: Leica Gallery.

Mickey Mouse Movie-Jecktor. New York: Movie-Jecktor Co., Inc., ca. 1930s. Steel film projector with Mickey Mouse decal on top. Original box with 7 rolls of film included. Box 10 ½ x 6 x 8 ½&

AN AMERICAN KODAK KODASCOPE MODEL B PROJECTOR, ROCHESTER, CIRCA 1928, by Eastman Kodak Co., New York, painted metal and aluminum reels with patent date Nov. 21, 1911, loaded with 16mm film, retaining

Leica R8 Christmas Ornament. A curious bit of Leica ephemera, offered in 2013 by MoMA in New York to help commemorate their 84th season. Uncommon. In original box and packaging, with original "hand-ma

circa 1950 3d movie projector," stereo Vivid Deluxe Sold with collection of 8 mm film reels including Lindberg, Fatty Arbuckle, Buster Keaton, Chaplin, News Reels, Sands of Iwo Jima, New York and Manh

Leitz New York Presentation Case, c. 1932 Small metal case with red covering, velvet-lined interior, additionally inside "E. LEITZ, INC., N.Y:" approx. 7 x 4 x 2 in. "Leica" logo outside and inside. F

E. Leitz Inc New York. Model 2.

Pal Picture Player, c. 1925 Plaza Music Co., New York. Spring-driven gramophone (works), built-in slide projector for filmstrips (electrical function not tested), in case, with 2 records and 2 picture

(lot of 2) Magic Lanterns, (1) Parabolon projector, patent Sept 1889, J.B. Colt & Co.,16 Beekman St. New York, manufacturer, fuel tank at rear, adjustable length lens, lacks chimney; (1) electrified,