Pathé-Type Projection Head, c. 1905

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Pathé-Type Projection Head, c. 1905
Manufactured under license by "Dansk Kinematograf Fabrik Kobenhavn No. 715". Mechanism of a 35mm film projector. Stepping mechanism: Maltese cross. Handcranked drive. Rotating sector as front shutter. Lens: Pathé Frères Paris Serie Supérieure. Reel holder for various film lengths on the head. Construction: Steel projector with brass board.

Projektionskopf Typ Pathé, um 1905
Als Lizenzbau hergestellt von "Dansk Kinematograf Fabrik Kobenhavn Nr. 715". Schaltwerk eines Kinoprojektors für 35mm-Film. Schrittschaltwerk: Malteserkreuz. Antrieb durch Handkurbel. Umlaufsektor als Vorderblende. Objektiv: Pathé Frères Paris Serie Supérieure. Am Kopf Spulenträger für verschiedene Filmlängen. Bauart: Stahlprojektor mit Messing-Platine.

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Pathé-Type Projection Head, c. 1905

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