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A large mahogany and brass projector, lenses, and fittings etc

A Leica Camera and a Collection of Accessories, comprising a chrome Leica III no.178130, circa 1935, Hektor f/4.5 135mm lens no.825692, Elmar f/4 90mm lens no.1287538, Summaron f/3.5 35mm lens no.1061232, Visoflex I with bellows and release coupler, lens hoods, Imarect view finder, filter, self timer, film cassettes, manuals etc; Leitz Prado Projector, in wooden case

Cameras and Accessories, including a part Gandolfi mahogany tailboard camera, an enlarger type instrument, quantity of manuals and books, lenses, plate holders, Alef projector, lantern slides, cine-camera etc

Vintage projector

Harris Major micro projector

A miner`s lamp, a lens from a magic lantern projector and 2 sets of Primus coloured lantern slides "Red Riding Hood" and "The Three Bears"

A 1933 Kodascope eight projector

Selection of boxed games and toys including JCB Junior Crane, Chad Valley Give-a-Show projector with coloured slides, Action Canyon game, Super Flight Deck etc (qty)

A "Laterna Magica" childs projector, painted tinplate, originally oil lit, but since supplied with separate stand for electric bulb, in paper covered box complete with twelve novelty coloured glass slides, possibly by Emil Pfeiffer, box 10 3/4" wide, and a scratch built wood pokerwork pecking hen toy (2)

A brass miner`s lamp by Projector Lamp & Lighting Co, Eccles, plus brass coffee pot and a quantity of silver plated items to include oval basket with handle by Walker & Hall, tea and coffee pots, lidded four piece glass cruet set and egg cups on stand, tray plus fish knives and forks (q)

A Russian OMO Luch-2 8mm Cine Projector with instruction manual together with an 8mm Splicer.

A Chapman British Magic Lantern projector, another projector and a large quantity of assorted slides.

A Pathescope `Kid` vintage film projector, complete with a generator and eight `Baby` film reels

A box of sci-fi magazines, box of toys and a projector (3)

A Pathé Kok 28mm projector, French, circa 1912, with black painted cast metal body and hand crank, with built in dynamo seated on a polished wooden base, 52.5cm wide, 35cm high, 25.5cm deep, along with two 28mm films on spools, titled `Part Trip on the Ganjies, Part French Magician on Stage` and a cased spare spool (3) Note: The projector was designed for home use by the Pathé Company. This projector was known as the `Kok` after the firms trademark a crowing cockerel. Introduced in 1912 it made home movies a reality. The Kok projector used non flammable cellulose acerate safety film and an electric light rather than the gas lights often used at the time. The crank handle was an added safety feature that moved the film and also drove a small dynamo to power the projectors light source which went out when cranking stopped.

A baby Pathé 9.5mm movie projector, with black painted cast body and British patent disc No. 175968195945 and 196896, made in France, 18cm wide, 32cm high, 10cm deep, along with four 9.5mm Pathé scope spools and films and four film magazines and accessories Note: The Pathé baby 9.5mm home movie projector was released to the market for Christmas 1922, the system was designed for home use and there was made available a large library of printed subject either for sale or rental, the earliest model was cranked by hand then a later model was powered by electricity.

CHILD`S EARLY PROJECTOR COMPLETE WITH A SELECTION OF FILMS AND SLIDES

A Louis Marx Swansea `Flashy Flickers` magic picture gun with a `Handy Projector` Lyvia No 159 and film. Boxed

A Panasonic camera drive unit, two Panasonic colour cameras and a Design Master II overhead projector by Artograph

An old valve radio set, and a projector

A Boxed Peak Cine 16mm Projector with Film.

A Marken E D P projector, circa 1920

A Boxed Chad Valley Batman Give a Show Bat-Projector, with coloured film strips; Modern Toys Battery Operated Tinplate and Plastic Boeing 727; Japanese Battery Operated Drumming Elephant Toy; Fifteen Enid Blyton Famous Five Novels

Box of cameras and photographic items, a Brownie projector, a Vogue knitting machine, a pair of binoculars etc

A vintage slide projector, cine camera and cameras etc

A vintage underwater camera housing, a Leitz slide projector, an Eumig cine projector, etc

A nickel plated Italian stirrup mounted electric headlamp by Fausto Pietro Carello Fratelli Torino, with silvered reflector and hinged rim with projector cone, supported on three arms, and bevelled glass, diameter approx 11.5cm (case dented).

A brown leather cased R8 Paillard Bolex projector, together with accessories, a Zeiss light meter, in leather case, height 8 cm, a large Luxor Duo projection screen, boxed, a boxed Ohnar Vu-Editor, special IV, a cased Braun projector, (a lot). (It is the buyer`s responsibility to ensure that this item is rewired before use).

AN INTERESTING EARLY PROJECTOR IN THE ORIGINAL CASE

A boxed Marx electric powered farm type Tricky Tommy `The Brain Tractor`, a Tri-ang tinplate crane, Chad Valley `Give-a-Show` projector etc.

A slide projector and slides

A Merit Ace Film Projector, boxed; with Dan Dare, Billy Bunter, Tiger Tim and Archie Andrews film strips.

2 pre WWII A1 Post Office posters: “Visit the Post Office Film Display, Free” stylized projector on to screen “GPO” (minor tears and creases at foot) and “Post Early in the Day”, 2 stylized envelopes with stamps (folding creases), with “Pat Keely ‘35” and “39” respectively; post war “Address Your Letter Clearly and Correctly”, stylized envelope and postman with legs as dividers pointing to envelope and destination (edge wear lower left), with “Pat Keely ‘47”; in 2 sleeves. GC. (3)

A Siemens projector together with amateur colour Kodak 16mm films.

Two boxes of miscellaneous metalware, china, etc, to include a brass and steel footman, a vintage Kodascope cine projector, etc, an oak specimen cabinet and a box of assorted chinaware to include Portmeirion, pots, storage jars, etc

Carpet golf game, Show-a-Slide projector, etc., (2 boxes).

Three Cameras - Kodak Retina IIc in leather case, C.P.Goerz Tenax No.206814 strut type plate camera, with plate holders, in stitched leather case, Minolta Autocord No.237318, in stitched leather case and original card box; A Leitz Projector (4)

A Boxed Pathescope `Ace`` 9.5mm Film Projector, with accessories and eleven boxed films, including Mickey Mouse and Felix the Cat

An Elite `Diascope` Combined Film Projector and Magic Lantern Viewer, with black crinkle enamel tinplate body, together with accessories, in a wooden carrying case; plus seven boxed sets of coloured lantern slides, including Jack & the Beanstalk and Robinson Crusoe

Box inc. projector etc.

A Bakelite Fafix Projector

Pathe 9.5mm: Pathescope Gem 9.5 projector, painted in gold, for 900ft reels, UK-built, 1940s, Ace projector, and quantity of 9.5mm films, some on 900ft reels, and one 16mm film (a lot)

Bolex and Leitz: Bolex - 150 Super 8mm Camera, in maker`s carry case and 18-5L Super Projector; and Leitz Pradovit n24, with quantity of Leitz and Agfa magazines (a lot)

Various Makers: including Mamiyaflex TLR, Ensign Selfix 12-20, Sankyo Super CME 660, Weston Master V, Vivitar f/2.5 28mm lens, sixteen Canon-fit Hoya filters, in maker`s boxes, Eumig projector, books on photographica and darkroom practice, slide viewer and carry case (a lot)

A Nikkormat FT no. 3114116, chrome, with AI Nikkor-H f/2 50mm lens, in maker`s ever ready case, with instructions, 1965; Nikkor f/2.8 20mm lens; Canon FTb no. 110361, chrome; Pentax ME no. 1716473, black; Paillard Bolex Super 8 Cine Projector; film by E A Sollars; and Kodak XL33 Super 8 Movie Camera, in maker`s carry case (a lot)

A cased Zeiss "Ikon" lantern projector, complete with boxed Osram bulbs liberated from a lecture room at the Submarine Barracks at Wilhelmshaven. Comes complete with photographs of the base and a training vessel, and a letter from the "Liberator"

Three Dinky Toys aircraft inc Mayo Composite No 63 t/w a micro projector (boxed)

A J. Lizars, Glasgow, magic lantern projector, fifteen wooden cases of slides, (approx 1500) including views of South Africa, Egypt, Congo and the Lake District.

Vintage camera equipment including cameras, projector etc. - two shelves

"A Gem projector by Pathescope Ltd. with gilt enamel and chrome mounted body, together with eight cans containing spools of film relating to Walt Disney and George VI`s coronation etc, and other accessories "

An early 20th century slide projector by Newton & Co.; a 19th century 5-sectional brass telescope; a.f.

Two Cannon SLR cameras; a tripod and accessories; a Kodak M80L & Super 8 cine projector

A SMALL INSTRUMENT with projector and magnifying glass.

A Rolex Zoom Reflex Cine camera, a Yashica Triple lens Cine camera, a B & H Sportster Cine camera, a bakelite Magnojector, a Noris slide projector, an American WW2 radion transmitter/receiver and six tripods

A projector and a Keystone Comedies film

"Laughter with Laurel & Hardy" boxed film strip. Six Johnson Disney Film Strips each in Mickey Mouse decorated box. With 1949 instruction leaflet and a home assembled projector

A Pathescope Gem film projector 11536 in original carrying case and an interesting collection of 9.5mm cine films by Pathescope and others including titles such as "Walt Disney’s Silly Symphonies", Charlie Chaplin’s "The Water Cure", "Robinson Crusoe", "The Princess Weds" "Hopalong Cassidy - Outlaw Town", " The Law of the Timber" and others (a lot, as viewed).

Brownie No 2 Box Camera, Zenith Thagee Folding Camera, Ensign, Johnson`s of Hendon viewer, Aldis 4590 slide projector and other photographic accessories.

* Coachbuilder’s Model. A fine designer’s original scale maquette of a Mobile Exhibition vehicle & trailer by Beford Duple Coachworks, c. 1960s, a commissioned design for a travelling exhibition centre for the Ministry of Technology Production Engineering Research Advisory Service (PERA), the vehicle fitted out as a mobile lecture theatre & cinema, complete with projector and tiered-seating, based on then-current Bedford (Vauxhall Motors) chassis, and with matching 4-wheeled articulated trailer, housing mobile exhibition, having fitted wall-mounted displays and pedestal showcases to interior, principally of cellulose-painted wooden construction with chrome-plated metal fittings, the model is displayed with transparent side and top panels revealing the fully-fitted and detailed interiors to an exacting standard, on both vehicles, representing the pinnacle of the skilled model-makers trade of the period. Shows minor paint loss commensurate with storage, length 30in (76cm) and 23in (59cm) respectively (2)

Two Trays; Inkstand; Mirror; Inlaid Box; Projector and Reels