Ernemann Amateur Movie Camera, c. 1920

Ernemann Amateur Movie Camera, c. 1920 Ernemann AG, Dresden. No. 906430, with double gripper and rotary shutter, in damaged oak case, missing magazines, crank, viewfinder and brass parts, unknown late

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,

'7 Movie Projectors Kinematograph, 35 mm, c. 1920, in wood case, with films and accessories. - Pathé-Baby projector, 9,5 mm. - Pathé projector, 9,5 mm, with 2 spools of 120 m and a Pathé camera wi

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

Ertel Filmette I Silent Film Camera, c. 1920 Ertel-Werke, Munich. For 35mm film in 60-meter metal cassettes (present in the camera), with hardwood case, hand-turned mechanism with two attachment optio

Eyemo 71C 35 mm Movie Camera, c. 1938 By Bell & Howell, USA. For 30m daylight spools, 3-lens turret with Cooke 1:2/28 mm, 1:2,5/47 mm and 1:2/50 mm lens (original factory mounting), Newton viewfinder,

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

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

Eastman Kodak Aircraft Camera, c. 1920 Eastman Kodak, USA. Type designation on wooden box "L-654 Lens No. 054", with 2 magazines for plates of 10,5 x 13 cm (4 x 5 in.), stamping on body "A 182". Mecha

Large Tropical "The Sanderson" Camera, c. 1920 Sanderson Camera Works (G.H. & S. London). Screen back size 6 ¾ x 8 ¼ in., tropical wood with brass fittings, black bellows, unmarked brass lens with i

Tropical-Sonnet and Field Camera, c. 1920 1) Contessa-Nettel, Stuttgart. Horizontal format strut camera for 6,5 x 9 cm, Tessar 4,5/12 cm no. 275655 in Compur, works, original focusing screen back in b

Tropica 9 x 12 cm Camera, c. 1920 ICA, Dresden. Tropica, body no. J.55869, for plates of 9 x 12 cm, tropical wood with matt chromed fittings, Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 4.5/13.5 cm no. 582285 and focusing

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

3 Murer Cameras, c. 1920 Murer, Milan. 1) Murer Stereo SL Special, no. 814, for 45 x 107 mm, with focusing screen back, 5 cassettes and Murer Rapid Aplanat 1:8 / f. 56 lens, shutter works, in good con

A Oversized Half Plate Marion Soho Reflex Camera c.1920, with revolving back, signed by previous owner, photographer; J.K Donaldson of Hull, retrofitted with a Ross London 8 1/2" f/4.5 Xpres lens (803

2 Professional 35 mm Movie Camera Tripods, c. 1930 1) Debrie, Paris. Head with broken-off and missing parts, vertical movement stuck, wooden legs. – And: 2) Akeley, USA. Gyro-head stuck, wooden legs

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

3 Movie Camera Lenses "C-Mount", c. 1965 1) Schneider Cinegon 1:1,8/10 mm. - 2) Soligor Macro-Zoom 1:4/60-300 mm. - And: 3) Angénieux Zoom 9,5-57 mm 1:1,6. This lens is also adaptable for Arri flex S

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

PATHEX KOK HOME 9.5MM CINEMATOGRAPH (HAND CRANKED MOVIE PROJECTOR), C.1920. HEIGHT 12 1/2"

Two Argus Rangefinder Cameras & Bell & Howell Movie Camera Argus C-3 Argus A-3 B&H Autoload

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

Studio Camera with Tripod, c. 1920 Unmarked, hardwood with nickel-plated fittings, slide back for 16 x 16 cm format, with focusing screen back, extension of 41 cm, with associated Kenngott Paris Amate

Approx. dimensions: 8.5 in H x 4.5 in W x 10 in D. Missing crank. Sold As-Is. Provenance: From the Estate of Film Producer and Graphic Artist David Weisman (1942-2019).