Ernemann Prinz 35mm Movie Projector, c. 1911

Holmes 35mm Silent Movie Projector, c. 1930 Motion picture machine for use with slow-burning film on 300m spools, manufactured by Holmes Projector Company, Chicago. Model P 3859, no. M 7698, Wollensak

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,

4 Small and Rare Magic Lanterns, c. 1905 1) The smallest combination of magic lantern and movie projector for 35mm endless film and lantern slides sized 2,5 cm, height 8 ¾ in., with petrol lamp. –

Hand crank 35mm movie projector head mounted to a board. This machine may have been used for demonstrating the theory of "persistence of vision" which is how our eyes and brains perceive movies. The p

A Holmes 35mm Movie Projector First Half 20th Century Height 33 inches.

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

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

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

Ernemann-"Imperator" Projector, c. 1912 Ernemann, Dresden. Silent film projector for cinema theater, with Maltese cross movement, hand-turned mechanism or electric motor, adjustable incandescent lamp

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

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

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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

'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

C. 1920. Early movie projector manufactured by the Holmes Projector Co. of Chicago. Serial number 3490. CONDITION: This projector was used and shows wear to the original paint, has the original tags,

strut-folding tropical camera in very good cosmetic condition, with Goerz Dagor 6.8/135m no.367369 (shutter not operable), original Ernemann viewing hood with cross, c.1911, no. 172 The buyers premium

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. ��

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

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

Gaumont Silent Film Projector, c. 1920 Gaumont, Paris. Cinema projector for 35mm films on 400m spools, Maltese cross movement, hand-turned mechanism, 2 lenses for cinema and slides, lamp house with or

ICA Monopol Film Projector, c. 1914 ICA AG, Dresden. For 35mm films on 400-meter spools, with electric motor and series resistor, rare ICA carbon arc lamp, Maltese cross transport and an ICA 75mm lens