TWO BOLEX H8 REFLEX MOTION PICTURE CAMERAS

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

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.

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,

With case and film manual included.

black & chrome, serial no. 159553, c.1959, motor winds & runs well, together with an Yvar f/1.9 13mm lens, optics F-G, some haze & light fungus present, also with a Taylor Hobson Kinotar f/1.9 6mm len

body F, exhibits signs of heavy use, motor appears to wind but sometimes doesn't run, requires attention, fungus to viewfinder prism,

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

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

Bolex-Paillard H8 Reflex Movie Camera. In case. Made in Switzerland. Three attached Switar lenses1:1.6 f5.5mm s/n 946358, 1:1.3 f12.5mm s/n 870067, 1:1.4 f36mm s/n 863332. c1956-1965. Double-8 film, m

Two Paillard Bolex H16 Reflex 16MM Cameras. One bears two Kern-Paillard lenses: one 10mm and one 25mm. Lenses both read Switar. The second Bolex is missing the 10mm lens. The lenses are two Switar on

Three Paillard Bolex Double Run 8mm Motion Picture Cameras, to include a Bolex C8, body G, motor does not winds & run, with Yvar f/2.5 12.5mm lens, optics G, some light haze present, together with ano

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:

'Bolex H8 Reflex, c. 1960 Paillard, Switzerland. Reflex camera for double-8 film on daylight spools up to 30 m. Lenses: Kern Switar 1:1,6/5,5 mm, 1:1,3/12,5 mm and 1:1,4/36 mm (all D-mount). With Newt

'Bolex H8 Reflex, c. 1960 Paillard, Switzerland. Reflex camera for double-8 film on daylight spools up to 30 m. Lens: Vario-Switar 1:1,9/8-36 mm. Rare high-class lens with incorporated exposure meter.

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

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

the first 35mm motion picture camera made by Pathe, only few years after the invention of the Cinématographe by Lumiere brothers, advanced construction with two internal wooden magazines, unmarked br

Two P1 Zoom Reflex 8mm cameras, one with SOM Berthiot Pan Cinor lens. The other with Lytar lens, number G32121. Circa 1961. Accompanied by original box with film Dimensions: 2.00 " W x&

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,

Bolex H16 Reflex 16 mm camera with D.O. Industries TV Lens 75mm, and Bolex 16mm with 8mm ITV lens.

to include a Bolex D8L, with a Pizar 5.5mm f/2, a Switar 13mm f/0.9, an Yvar 36mm f/2.8, a good range of accessories, & makers carry case, together with a Bolex Reflex P4 Automatic 8mm camera, both ca

BOLEX H16 Reflex camera with (2) large lenses as pictured. This picture is just how we found it in an estate in New Paltz, N.Y. He was a college professor, and as you can see, he took care of his came

Mid 20th century manufacture. Rollei, Yashi, Argus- decked in chrome and black leatherette. Each with two objective lenses, one for "picture taking," the other for the viewfinder. Manufactured by 1. R

Mid-20th century manufacturers. Each with two objective lenses, one for "picture taking," the other for the viewfinder. Manufactured by 1. Kodak Reflex with a cast-aluminum body, and a geared pair of