Two 16mm and a 9.5mm Motion Picture Cine Film Cameras

black, body G, heavily worn, with a Tylor Hobson Cooke Kinetal T2 f/1.8 12.5mm, optics F, some haze, fungus, & dust present, together with two motors, two external magazines, & some lens adapters,

comprising five boxed Kodachrome 25 daylight films, each 100 ft/30m, winding B (perforated one edge), expired Sep 1976 and two boxed Eastman Color Negative II 7247 tungsten 3200K 100 ASA, no date but

black, body G-VG, some light paint scuffs to edges, with a Taylor, Taylor, & Hobson 3" f/3.5 lens, optics G-VG, 200ft magazine,

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:

Lot of 2 Movie Film Cameras, A Devr Motion Picture Lunchbox style Camera w/ Graf Anastigmat Lens - size is 11''L x 7''H x4'' W. And a Eastman Cine Kodak Model B Camera dated 1914, w/ Feet lens and Nic

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

With case and film manual included.

16mm motion picture camera, very rare German Marine version, engraved with eagle, 'M' and 'MF954' one film cassette, with Schneider Tele-Xenar 3.8/7.5cm no.1020355, film cassette The buyers premium fo

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

Two items. 1) Films start with reading person collection of Carl Backgren MGM Wizard of OZ. Original mailing case from the Swank Motion Pictures St Louis Mo. to Eastin Phealn CorpDavenport Iowa. With

from makers including Bell & Howell, Ilford, Kodak, & others, untested,

black & chrome, body G-VG, motor winds & runs, together with a Kern-Paillard Vario-Switar f/2.5 18-86mm lens, optics G, some haze & light fungus present,

body G-VG, motor appears to wind & run, some heavy haze to viewfinder, together with a Serital 1" f/1.9 lens, optics F, some haze present,

A Bolex H16 16mm Motion Picture Camera, black & chrome, body G, motor winds & runs, angle finder requires attention, viewing ground glass shows a sharp image when the viewfinder is removed, when attac

A Bell & Howell 70-DR 16mm Motion Picture Camera Outfit, brown hammertone, body VG-E, motor runs & has been recently oiled, the camera sports three lenses mounted on the turret, a Taylor Hobson 0.7 In

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

A Russ Meyer group of memorabilia related to his Army career Comprising a motion picture film camera affixed to a wooden base, above which a plaque reads, 'World War II / 35 MM Eyemo / 144/45'; a smal

Group of two Bolex motion picture cameras. One Bolex H16 SBM with magazine and motor drive. With a second Bolex camera, marked "Paillard Bolex Made in Switzerland." With a Scanoscope lens.La

1st 16mm Cine Kodak film camera with hand crank circa 1920's. Includes original leather case. Measures 8" x 8 1/2" x 4 5/8", case is 10" x 9" x 9"

Vintage Paillard Bolex 16mm H16 Reflex Motion picture camera with 3 Lenses. H16 F25 Serial number 83816. Condition: needs good cleaning, sold as is. Provenance: Hudson Valley, New York estate.

American. 1950s. Plastic, lithographed cardboard. Boxed. Includes 5 boxed motion picture films, goggles and camera. Marked, "Copyright W.D.P Made in U.S.A. by Irwin Corporation, 200 Fifth Ave., New Yo

Mitchell/Technovision, c. 1970 Mitchell, USA, Technovision, USA, agency Rome. Low-noise sound-film camera for motion picture production. This Technovision blimp body comprised a 35mm Mitchell reflex c

Paillard Bolex 16 mm motion picture camera with a Caspeco lens and an Izukar Television Zoom 20-55mm.

A GROUP OF TWO ANTIQUE FRENCH CAMERAS, PATHEX AND GAUMONT, PARIS, 1920s, a French Pathex motion picture camera, fitted with a Trianar Krauss F-2cm lens, the interior with a metal tag, "Continsouza Par