Cine-Kodak Magazine 16 Movie Camera

From a multi-decade collector of cameras and accessories. This lot consists of a Cine-Kodak Magazine 16 Camera. Can film in 16, 24, 64 frames per second. Has a Kodak cine ektar lens 25mm f/1.9. Made i

From a multi-decade collector of cameras and accessories. This lot consists of a Cine-Kodak Magazine 16 Camera. Can film in 16, 24, 64 frames per second. Has a Kodak cine ektar lens 25mm f/1.9. Made i

Cine-Kodak magazine 16 camera, Kodak film developer, GE and Weston hand held exposure meters, Framex timer, Various manuals Dimensions: Largest box is 12"W x 9"D x 6"H inches (XJGLO7120/lot)(GO)

Includes Kodak No. 1 Pocket Junior #37610; Cine-Kodak Magazine 16 Camera; and C&C Slide-O-Matic. Slide-O-Matic working. MEG Provenance: From the estate of Mary Trost who last resided in the multi gene

Cine-Kodak Magazine 16MM Movie Camera With Original Case 1936-1945. In case measures 9 inches high by 5.75 inches wide by 4.25 inches deep.

Each with original hard case, containing accessories inside.

Four film cameras, International Projector Corp. Simplex Pockette 16mm Camera, a Siemens camera, Cine-Kodak Magazine 16, and Cine Kodak Model B.

Spring-wound 16mm silent-film era camera, with case and manual. Produced by Eastman Kodak circa 1930-1960s. The black camera comes with leather case and original manufacture description. Issued: Mid 2

Lot of 2 Early Vintage Cameras. One is a Cine-Kodak Magazine 16 in Original Leather Case. And the Other is an Early Polaroid Camera. Condition: Generally Good. We Cannot Guarantee the Workability. Dim

Lot of 2 Early Vintage Cameras. One is a Cine-Kodak Magazine 16 in Original Leather Case. And the Other is an Early Polaroid Camera. Condition: Generally Good. We Cannot Guarantee the Workability. Dim

A grouping of two vintage 8mm film movie cameras. This lot includes a Cine-Kodak Magazine 8 and a Bell & Howell Magazine Camera 172. Dimensions: 4.5"H x 6"W x 2"D (for largest) Shipping:

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to include a Bolex 8mm Zoom Reflex outfit, a Meopta Admira 8F, an Irwin Magazine Movie Camera, a Pathescope Model H, a Univex Cine Camera Model A-8, a Cine-Kodak-Eight Model 20, a Baby Cine Motocamera

Cine Kodak Royal Magazine camera 16mm, in original box; DeJur Model D-100 Magazine camera, with leather case; Bell & Howell Magazine camera; Cavalier Macro 10TM super 8 camera; Panasonic Palmcorder ca

4 20TH CENTURY FILM MOVIE CAMERAS Four 20th century film movie cameras. Includes: Kodak Cine Model B, Kodak Magazine Cine Eight Model 90, Bell & Howell Two Fifty Two, and a Kern Paillard Bolex H16 Ste

From a multi-decade collector of cameras and accessories. The Cine Kodak Magazine 8 video camera can record anywhere from 16-64 frames per second. Kodak Anastigmat 13mm lens. F/1.9. Made in the USA.

From a multi-decade collector of cameras and accessories. The Cine Kodak Magazine 8 video camera can record anywhere from 16-64 frames per second. Kodak Anastigmat 13mm lens. F/1.9. Made in the USA.

AN AMERICAN KODAK GROUP OF THREE BROWNIE CAMERAS AND A CINE KODAK MODEL B MOVIE CAMERA, NEW YORK, 1923-1941, comprising a six-16 Brownie Jr., a six-16 Brownie, an American marketed six-20 Brownie Jr.,

The lot includes Cine-Kodak Eight movie camera, Keystone Auto Instant K1010, Konica Disc 15 camera, Vrede-Box film box camera by Vredeborch GmbH, The Minolta-16 MG subminiature camera. Dimensions: N/A

extra pieces, all original

First is a Cine Kodak Model K f1.9 in original deco style box with camera inside carrying case and including two extra lens inside case. Other two Cine-Kodak movie cameras are Model B. One is brown wi

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