GAUMONT MOTION PICTURE CAMERA 35mm motion picture camera, Paris, Société des Étab...

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

Andre Debrie Paris 1920s, black paint, 35mm cine camera, spring-operated, with Stylor 3.5/50mm No.40328 and case. Used for exposure testing at motion picture production. Probably defective or stuck sp

A Moviecam SuperAmerica 35mm MK2 Motion Picture Camera Serial No: 0116 Body: G Motor: untested Mount: PL Notes: A rare and important motion picture camera that led to Moviecam being acquired by Arri.

BELL & HOWELL MODEL B 35mm motion picture camera, Chicago, Bell & Howell, c.1917, approximately 285 x 365 x 230 mm, metal body painted black, Chicago c. 1917, serial no 631, with external double magaz

MOY & BASTIE 35 35mm motion picture camera, London, Ernest F. Moy, Ltd, c.1909, wooden with brass binding and top panel, 333 x 403 x 130 mm, serial no 271, with 2 wooden magazines, replacement[?] leat

A Rare and Important Mitchell 35mm Standard A Motion Picture Film Camera, designed 1919, circa 1940 17-1/2 h x 30 w x 16-1/2 d inches (44.5 x 76.2 x 41.9 cm) The camera operates as either a hand crank

MOY & BASTIE 35 35mm motion picture camera, London, Ernest F. Moy, Ltd, c.1909, wooden with brass binding and metal front panel, 333 x 404 x 127 mm, serial no 171, with Zeiss Tessar 50mm F1:3.5 lens,

PRESTWICH MODEL 5 35mm motion picture camera, London, after 1898, hand-cranked, wooden body with brass binding, 290 x 395 x 115 mm, pair of wooden magazines, wood and metal crank handle, leather repla

WILLIAMSON KINEMATOGRAPH 35mm motion picture camera, London, Williamson, c.1910, wooden body with brass binding, 238 x 234 x 118 mm, with Zeiss Protar f6.3 lens, pair of wooden magazines, metal and wo

A Newman & Sinclair Auto Kine 35mm Motion Picture Camera, 1930-, aluminium, serial no. 668, together with a Cooke Speed Panchro f/2 40mm lens, black, serial no. 304104, body, G-VG, motor running, lens

An Ernemann Kino 35mm Motion Picture Camera, 1914, with ErnemannKinostigmat f/3 lens, body, VG, mechanism working, lens, VG, some internal haze

A Newman & Sinclair Auto Kine Model G 35mm Motion Picture Camera Body, 1930-, aluminium, serial no. 672, body, VG-E, motor running, missing a viewfinder component, together with a Cooke Speed Panchro

An Houghton Ensign Cinematograph Tropical 35mm Motion Picture Camera, 1914, with C. P. Goerz Dopp-Anastigmat Series III Dagor f/6.8 120mm lens, serial no. 177545, body, F-G, mechanism running, handle

A Newman & Sinclair Auto Kine 35mm Motion Picture Camera, aluminium, serial no. 284, body, F-G, motor running, no lens

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

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

compact 35mm motion picture camera in excellent working condition, engraved inside with Reichsadler and 'MF138', interchangeable fast Biotar 1.4/5cm no.1269317 (infocusing mount, good optics, with hoo

professional 35mm motion picture camera, wrinkled-black paint finish, attached electric motor drive, 200" magazine no.3770, with long Arriflex tripod plate and Astro Germany Fernbildlinse 5/400mm no.2

to hold a substantion 35mm motion picture camera, possiably by Arri, closed length 122cm

An E. Krauss Quatryl f/4.5 150mm Lens, from French Ol'Ywood 35mm motion picture camera, black, serial no. 162752, body, G, elements, G, some internal marks

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:

Mitchell/Technovision, c. 1970 Mitchell, USA, Technovision, USA, agency Rome. Low-noise sound-film camera for motion picture production. This Technovision blimp body comprised a 35mm Mitchell reflex c

Fastax 35, c. 1970 Wollensak, USA. High-speed camera (slow motion) for 35mm film on 30m spools (2 spools inside). Lens: Wollensak Fastax Raptar 1:2/50 mm, 3 optical attachments for picture control, os

Wooden motion picture camera, uncommon version with built-in ground-glass tubular viewfinder, in very good original condition, mechanism still perfectly working, engraved with Ernemann name and serial