Projector, no provenance, possibly ex Mutual Improvement Class. Projector, possibly ex Mutual Improvement Class Tools of the Trade & Personal Accessories
Kodak Kodascope 8 Model 30 projector. For 8mm film 200 feet reels, claw intermittent, 2 sprockets. Motor speed control, lamp switch, for 110 or 240 volts. Kodak Kodascope 8 Model 30 projector Cinematography c. 1948
Lantern slide projector with 2 lenses and tin containing 2 lenses, gas lamp fittings and wooden slide magazine, box of filters; 3 boxes lantern slides; 4 fill strips Lantern slide projector with 2 lenses and tin Tools of the Trade & Personal Accessories
35mm Lumiere Cinematographe camera, printer, projector, serial number 271, by Jules Carpentier, 1896 with handle, film holder, projection lens, external feed, external printing magazine, internal take up and taking lens. Lumiere cinematographe Cinematography 1896
Projector for 2x2 inch slides; Kodak F:4" Projection Ektanon lens f/3.5; slides pushed down through gate; dun coloured plastic; in original carton. Kodak Home Kodaslide projector (second model) Cinematography
Cinecamera for 17.5mm film with 2 frameline perforations; Meyer Kinon IIF lens F:35mm f/3.2 no 69062; form of sprung beater movement with pivoted shutter blade. Holds 25m film; frame finder; spool loading. Small internal electric lamphouse for projection; provision for external motor drive. Duoscope camera-projector Cinematography
Micro Precision Products slide/filmstrip projector, no. 1342. Fitted with a Wray Supar lens F: 4 inches f/3.5, coated with helical focusing mount. 230v 100w A1 prefocus lamp. Mirror and double condenser. Vertical slide chute. Alternative filmstrip holder. Full frame gate with double glasses. Gate opens as film windon knob turns. Sprocket windon. Elevating feet missing. Potential ACM (asbestos). Micro Precision Products slide/filmstrip projector Cinematography
SU4 unit in a carrying case, with a mains lead, slide type hand control, push button type hand control, a lead to connect the on-board Imatronic Control Unit to an external cassette deck (for automatic control) a pare projection lamp and two slide magazines. SU4 unit in a carrying case, w Photographic Technology 1982
For 35mm film, Edison perforation. Brass mechanism; beater mechanism operated by rocking lever. Continuous sprocket; brass take-up spool; rack operated framing mask. Lens missing; single perforated blade shutter; hand turned. In wooden case. Demeny-Gaumont Chronophotographic camera/projector Cinematography c. 1897
Film strip projector for lenticular film; Keller-Dorian type; 24x36mm frames; for projection of Leica camera photographs; Optis (Paris) projection lens incorporating three-colour filter no 722 F:60mm; M 506. Leitz lenticular film projector Photographic Technology
Kodascope Eight Model 50R. Projector for standard 8mm film. 100 volt, 200 watt lamp with internal plug in resistance, 200/210 2202/230 240/250 electric motor drive speed control, inching knob, framing lever, on/off switch with mains lead. Power rewind. Kodak Limited Kodascope eight model 50R Photographic Technology
G.B. Kalee GK. 40. projector mechanism, c. 1936 G.B. Kalee GK. 40. projector mechanism, c. 1936 Cinematography 1936
Technicolor standard 8mm. continuous loop projector for daylight viewing, c. 1970 Technicolor standard 8mm projector Cinematography 1970
GB Kalee Cine 'B' projector mechanism, c. 1909. GB Kalee Cine 'B' Projector Mechanism Cinematography c. 1909
Pathe Baby 9.5mm projector. No. 131868. Hand operated projector for 9.5mm film, 20 volt watt lamp with internal resistance wand external resistance with meter, 240 - 110 volts. Sprocketless claw transport with automatic take-up in the enclosed chamber. Automatic stop mechanism for notched films, with Pathescope super extension arms for large spools. Potential ACM (asbestos) Pathe Baby 9.5mm projector Cinematography
Kodascope Model L projector, 1935. Projector for 16mm film, 400 foot reel capacity. Kodak projection lens F:2"/1.6, helical focusing mount. Two continuous sprockets and claw intermittent. Framing control on gate mask. Clutch for forward, reverse and still/thread/rewind. Lamp on off switch, with rheostat and voltmeter. Rheostat for electric motor drive. 100v 300w. A1 lamp, in swing out lamphouse. Heat absorbing glass shutter for stills. Power rewind. Outlet and switch for table lamp. No. 5979. In fitted case with spare lamp. 400' take up reel. With separate variable resistance for 200-250v mains calibrated for 300w or 750w lamps. Kodascope model L projector Cinematography 1935
Kodak Sound Kodascope Special projector in lined case. Kodak Sound Kodascope Special projector in lined case. Cinematography
Acme S.V.E. portable projector for 35mm film, 800 foot reels, coaxially arranged inside the case. Acme No. 1 F:5" lens; intermittent sprocket, 2 sprockets; threading light external focus and framing controls. Integral case. No 12035. Acme 35mm film projector Cinematography
Gretag Eidophor Model 5170 colour projector with ancillary equipment, 1984 Gretag Eidophor Model 5170 colour projector Television 1984
GB Kalee 'Dragon' projector mechanism, c. 1934. GB Kalee 'Dragon' Projector Mechanism Cinematography c. 1934
Stelmar System spotlight/slide projector. For theatre or large cinema use. With sperry gyrascope co arc lamp Mk IV model 1. Carbons adjusted by concentric interlocking controls. Condenser mirror system with dowser, special design. Sliding plate with vertical and horizontal barn door controls, iris diaphragms and slide carrier. Shutter, controlled from rear of projector. Whole positioned by chain drive from rear end. Sliding lens plate with two lenses, spot and flood on hinged mount. Focused. With filter box with six filters in cyan, yellow, blue, red, magenta and green with string fed from controls on panel above the lamphouse. Filter wheel on front with clear blue, green and magenta discs. Hole and pin sighting device. Counterbalanced, automatic compensation for positioning on slide carrier and lens panel. Preset height adjustment. Rotation on ball race. Locking off handles. Tripod base. J. Frank Brockliss. Stelmar system spotlight slide projector Cinematography
