Argus "300" panoramic, blower cooled colour slide projector, with slide changer and spare lamp. Manufactured in Australia by Fotek Corporation Pty. Ltd., manufacturing unit of Hanimex Pty Ltd., Old Pittwater Road, Brookvale, N.S.W. Australia. c. 1960. Argus 300 Panoramic Slide Projector Domestic Appliances c. 1960
Kodaslide 50 Projector; for transparencies. Ektanon lens 4" f3.5. Plug removed. Kodaslide 50 Projector Cinematography
Lantern slide projector, 3ΒΌ" slides. Steel case with lens. Battered Lantern slide projector Tools of the Trade & Personal Accessories
Society for Visual Education Inc., 100 East Ohio Street, Chicago, Illinois. For filmstrips or slides; SVE Anastigmat Projection lens F:5", Series 0, No 34141, with added plate 'Electrical Dept. Admiralty Engineering Lab., West Drayton, Middlesex No 1399'. In fitted case with spare condensors, heat absorbing glass, pressure glasses etc. slide carrier and instructions. Tri-Purpose projector model AAA Cinematography
Automatic slide projector for 110 film slides. Kodak Projection Ektar lens F:2 1/2 inches, f/2.8. 150w 24v DDA lamp; 120 volts. Double condensor lenses. Remote control, forward, reverse and focusing. Elevating and levelling feet. 120 slide circular magazine. In fitted moulded case, with instructions (filed). Kodak pocket Carousel 200 projector Photographic Technology
Automatic slide projector for 30x30mm slides. Isco Projar lens F:45 f/2.8; slides fed from supplied containers down through gate; push-button operation, provision for remote control of focusing and slide change. In carrying case with instructions, remote control and mains leads and 2 slide containers. Kodak Pocket Retinamat projector Model 610 Cinematography 1972
Janus Epidiascope, c 1920. Manufactured by Ed Leisegang DRP; sold by Andrew Baird, Scientific Instrument Maker, Edinburgh. Episcope projects vertically, with pivoted, rotating mirror above lens. Slide projection by Binal lens 43/50 +, F:15cm, Serial No A3086. Electric lamp. With wire cable and plug marked 'BBC'. Janus Epidiascope Cinematography 1915-1925
Elite Optics Ltd, England. Elite Diascope projector. For 3 1/4" square slides. Lens missing. Double condenser cover. Elite Diascope projector Photographic Technology
'British' Lantern Slide projector, made by J. T. Chapman, Manchester, c.1900. With two slide holders. 'British' lantern slide projector with slide holders Photographic Technology 1895-1905
Kodak Kodaslide Home Projector Model 2. Kodak Ltd. For 2x2 inch slides. Kodak Projection Ektanor lens F:4 inch, f/3.5. Slides fed down into gate. Electric cable, plug removed. Kodak Kodaslide Home Projector Model 2. Kodak Ltd Cinematography c. 1950
Kodak Carousel projector Model 550R. Automatic slide projector for 2x2" slides. Kodak Projection Ektanar lens F:5" f/3.5, rack and pinion focusing. Hi-Lo lamp, forward, reverse controls; manual or automatic change - 5, 10, 20, sec intervals, provision for remote control. Takes circular trays. Kodak Carousel projector Model 550R Cinematography
For 2x2" slides; Schneider Procolar lens F:100mm f/2.8, rack and pinion focusing. Slides fed down through gate into container below. Fan cooled. Plate on back 'Property Kodak Lecture Service'. Kodamat projector Cinematography
Electric slide projector with internal carousel, made by L. & J. Photographic Equipment. Electric slide projector with internal carousel Photographic Technology
Type BE Model 2 slide projector, made by Ross & Co. Ltd, London. Type BE Model 2 slide projector Photographic Technology
For 16mm microfilm; Kodak Anastigmat lens F:25,, f/2.0. Rear projection screen. No 197. Kodak Recordak projector Model 4 Photographic Technology
Automatic loading Super 8 projector for Ektagraphic cartridges of 200' reels. f/1.5 coated lens 150w, 125v DFN lamp. Automatic threading and rewind when cartridge is used. Film must be notched (see 2201) for auto operation. Focus framing and elevation controls. Ektalite preview screen built into lid. Eastman Kodak, 1967. Kodak Ektagraphic 8 projector Photographic Technology 1967
Kodaslide Projector Model 2. Slide projector for 2x2 inch slides. F:5 inch projection lens; card mounted slides carried in tray with spring back; transferred to gate, and then to storage tray, by working 90cm cable release. 240v or 110v 100w lamp, Philips N/05 6158 with small bayonet cap. Triple condensor, heat absorbing glass, mirror. Rotary on off switch. Elevating wheel. Fitted with Kodaslide Changer. Kodaslide Projector Model 2. Slide projector for 2x2 inch slides Cinematography 1937-1947
Kodaslide projector for 2 x 2 inch slides, fed down through gate, Kodak projection lens F:4 7/8 inch. Flap shutter, allows projected slide to fall through when operated. Mains lead missing. In fitted case. Kodaslide projector Cinematography
Ediswan Pointolite projector and power pack, c.1945. Ediswan Pointolite Projector Photographic Technology
Optiscope No. 6 lantern slide projector, made by Ensign Ltd, with an Aldis-Butcher lens. Ensign-Optiscope Projector Cinematography 1940-1945
Projector with plastic cover, made by Aldis Ltd. Aldis Slide Projector Photographic Technology 1968-1975
Slide projector, made by W. Butcher & Sons Ltd. Butcher Slide Projector Photographic Technology 1915-1920
For 2x2" slides; Kodak Projection Ektanon lens F:4", f/3.5. slides fed down into gate. Kodak Kodaslide Home Projector Model 2 Cinematography
Projector for microscope slides. F: 2cm/4cm convertible lens, helical focusing. Small source lamp; seperate resistor; 6v 4.5 amp. Leitz micro-projector Cinematography
'British' Lantern Slide projector, made by J. T. Chapman, Manchester, c.1900. 'British' lantern slide projector Photographic Technology 1895-1905
Film strip and slide projector (35.5mm) by Aldex. Film Strip and Slide Projector Photographic Technology 1935-1940
Kershaw G.B. model 38 35mm film projector in wooden case, made by A. Kershaw & Sons. Kershaw Slide Projector Photographic Technology 1930-1940
Small projector for 2x2" slides, projecting onto screen in lid. 110v. Kodak Readymatic Viewer Model 1 Cinematography
Projector; aluminium body with removable lid over ventilation hole. Has Aldis-Butter projection lens, with 8-inch focus, removable lamp carrier, and a slide carrier for 3&1/4 square slides. Made by W. Butcher & Sons Limited. Butcher Slide Projector Photographic Technology 1915-1920
Kodaslide Home Projector (first model). Kodak Ltd. For 2x2 inch slides. Kodak Projection Ektanon lens f/3.5; f:4 inch Slides pushed down through gate. Made of dark brown plastic. Kodaslide Home Projector Cinematography
Epidiascope with slide carrier. Type 41-23-82. Made by Bausch and Lomb Optical Co., Rochester, USA. Epidiascope with slide carrier. Type 41-23-82. Photographic Technology 1940-1950
For 2x2" slides; rear projection onto black screen; with dust cover. Kodaslide Table Projector Cinematography
