Cinex – Early French 35mm Movie Camera, c. 1925

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

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

2 Movie Hand-Cameras, c. 1925 Zeiss Ikon, Dresden and Ica Werke, Dresden. 1) Kinamo N15, 35mm movie camera for 15 m film in Ica cassette (one cassette inside), lens: Ica Orikar 1:3/40 mm, handcrank-op

Two early 20th C. cameras: a Zeiss Ikon 35mm camera in leather case; and Bell & Howell early movie camera, 8mm, no case; working conditon not tested, wear consistent with age.

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

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,

Le "Pascal" and 4 other Early French Amateur Cameras, c. 1898-1910 1) Japy Frères & Co., France. No. 10257, for 4 cm wide rollfilm with 12 exposures of 40 x 55 mm, spring motor with winding via f

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

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. ��

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

Askania Universal Film Camera, c. 1925 Bamberg Factory, Berlin. Hand-turned camera for 35mm film in two coaxial cassettes (in camera), image section control via ground glass screen viewed through the

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

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

classic 35mm motion picture camera in very fine working condition, with three lenses: Tessar 3.5/4cm no.564892, Pan-Tachar 2.3/50mm no.29492, uncommon Contrast Tachar 2.3/50mm no.6518, set of Kodak so

Including: "Chutes de l'Hudson, au village de Gleens"; "Moulins pres de Luzerne aux sources de l'Hudson"; "Chute interieure pres l'habitation de Madme. Montgomery", artist unknown, circa 1925, the fir

A grouping of two vintage Argus film cameras. This lot includes an Argus Showmaster 822 8mm film movie camera and an Argus C-Four 35mm film camera. Dimensions: 6"H x 9"W x 4"D (for largest) Shipping:

After George Omerth (active 1895-1925, French), "Napoleon 1804," early 20th c., by Fabricacion Francaise, Paris, gilt spelter figure on an integral marble base, with a brass nameplate, H.- 11 1/4 in.,

5 Lenses for Askania Universal Cameras, c. 1940-50 All with 35mm mounts. 1) Kinoptik, Paris. No. 2264 Apochromat 2/40 mm, coated, interior residue visible under spotlight, a very early Kinoptik Apochr

French giltwood mirror, early 20th c., scrolling foliate crest with pair of birds, beaded molding surrounding the flat mirror plate, restoration to crest, approx 32.5"h, 19.25"w, 10lbs Start Price: $2

(lot of 2) French art deco mantel clocks, early 20th c., comprising: (1) marble case mantel clock, c. 1925, having dark and light beige marble, unmarked movement, 7"h, 15.75"w, 4"d; (1) green and brow

French Eclair movie camera, circa 1918, coaxial design, forerunner of popular documentary camera still in use towards the late 20th Century. Lens is marked:Tessar-Zeiss 1:3.5, F-50 B, E. Krause, Paris

Demetre Chiparus (1886-1947, French), "Dourga," c. 1925, bronze sculpture, with carved face and hands, on a carved onyx plinth, with an incised signature "D. H. Chiparus" at top back of base, overall,

very rare, early French SLR camera for 9x12cm exposures, leather-covered wooden body in beautiful, original condition, top flap hiding magnifying spectacles, with matching Darlot Paris lens no.16021,