Kinofilmprojektor "F.H. 66", um 1950Frieseke & Hoepfner, Erlangen. Kino-Theatermaschine für 1200m-Spulen in zwei Feuerschutztrommeln. Antrieb durch Motor oder Handkurbel, Lichttonabtastung, lichtstarkes Projektionsobjektiv, im Lampenhaus mit großem Hohlspiegel eine Xenon-Lampe. Der "F.H. 66" gilt, bezogen auf sein Design, als der formschönste Filmprojektor Europas. Bei der Markteinführung war in der Fachpresse zu lesen: "Der neue Projektor ist keine der üblichen Metallkisten. Er gleicht eher einer Plastik des Bildhauers Henry Moore." Schon wegen seiner Größe ein Blickfang für das Foyer eines jeden Film- oder Technik-Museums. Höhe 2 m, Breite 1,4 m, elektrische Funktion nicht geprüft. Start Price: EUR 450 Zustand: (3/-)F.H. 66 Cinema Film Projector, c. 1950Frieseke & Hoepfner, Erlangen, Germany. Cinema theater machine for 1200-meter reels in two fireproof drums, driven by motor or hand crank, light tone scanning, bright projection lens, xenon lamp in the lamp house with a large concave mirror, height 2 m, width 1.4 m, electrical functions untested. - Note: The F.H. 66 is considered one of the most elegant European film projectors in terms of its design. At the market launch, the trade press reported: "The new projector is not one of the usual metal boxes. It is more like a sculpture by the sculptor Henry Moore." Alone due to its size, it is an eye-catcher in the foyer of a cinema, film or technical museum. Start Price: EUR 450 Condition: (3/-)
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Filmprojektor Ernon IV, um 1932Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. Kino-Theatermaschine für 35mm-Filme auf 600m-Spulen in Feuerschutztrommeln. Antrieb durch Motor oder Handkurbel, Schrittschaltwerk: Malteserkreuz, am Projektionskopf Ölstandsanzeige und Tachometer für die Anzeige der Bilder pro Sekunde und der gespielten Filmmeter. Objektiv: "Busch Neo-Kino" 95 mm, separates Zeiss-Ikon-Lichttongerät mit Schwungmassenstabilisator, im Zeiss-Ikon-Lampenhaus besondere Kohlebogenlampe, vielseitig verstellbar, mit großem Hohlspiegel. Das Abbrennen der Kohlestäbe verlangte permanentes manuelles Nachstellen, doch bei dieser Bogenlampe übernimmt ein aufziehbares Federwerk (funktioniert noch) den Vorschub. Rückseitig beschriftet mit: "Jovo-Automatik III Hochleistungslampe" und "Jovo-Apparatebau" Bad Frankenhausen. Ledertransmissionsriemen nicht vorhanden, sind aber problemlos zu beschaffen. Höhe 1,95 m, Breite 1,2 m, elektrische Funktion nicht geprüft. Start Price: EUR 600 Zustand: (3-/3-)Ernon IV Film Projector, c. 1932Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. Cinema theater machine for 35mm films on 600-meter spools in fire-protection drums, with spring-drive or hand-turned Maltese cross mechanism, oil level indicator and tachometer on the projection head for displaying frames per second and footage played, Busch Neo-Kino 95 mm lens, separate Zeiss Ikon light tone device with flywheel stabilizer, special carbon arc lamp in the Zeiss Ikon lamp house with versatile adjustment and large concave mirror, marked on the back: "Jovo-Automatik III high-performance lamp" and "Jovo-Apparatebau, Bad Frankenhausen", leather transmission straps not present but easily obtained, height 1,95 m, width 1.2 m, electrical functions not tested. - Note: The burning of the carbon rods usually required permanent manual readjustment, however on this arc lamp a winding spring mechanism (still working) takes over the feed. Start Price: EUR 600 Condition: (3-/3-)
Hahn-Goerz-Heimkino, um 1923Hahn-Goerz, Kassel. Tisch-Kinematograph für 35mm-Film auf 250m-Spulen (auf einer Spule Filmfragment). Schrittschaltwerk: Malteserkreuz, Antrieb durch Handkurbel, Niedervoltlampe im Getriebegehäuse. - Besonderheit: In normalen Projektoren läuft der Filmstreifen vertikal durch Lampe, Bildfenster und Optik, dafür sind zahlreiche Umlenk- und Zahnrollen notwendig und deren Bedienung stellt hohe Anforderung an den Vorführenden. Der horizontale Filmlauf des Hahn-Goerz-Heimkino ermöglicht leichteres Einlegen, doch das Bild würde an die Raumdecke projiziert. Um das zu vermeiden, setzte der Konstrukteur dieses Projektors zwischen Bildfenster und Objektiv ein Umlenkprisma. Seltene Projektorkonstruktion. Elektrische Funktion nicht geprüft. Start Price: EUR 700 Zustand: (2/2)Hahn-Goerz Home Cinema, c. 1923Hahn-Goerz, Kassel, Germany. Tabletop cinematograph for 35mm film on 250-meter spools (film fragments on one spool), hand-turned Maltese cross mechanism and low-voltage lamp in the gearbox housing, electrical functions unchecked. - Note: In standard projectors of the period, the film strip runs vertically in front of the lamp, behind the image window and optics. Numerous deflection and toothed rollers are necessary for this and their operation places high demands on the projector. The Hahn-Goerz home cinema's horizontal film path allows for easier loading, with the result, however, that the image would be projected onto the ceiling. To avoid this, the designer of this projector placed a reflecting prism between the image window and the lens. Rare projector construction. Start Price: EUR 700 Condition: (2/2)
Filmprojektor "Hahn-Goerz" (Zeiss Ikon), um 1926Hahn-Goerz, Kassel. Kinoprojektor der Stummfilmzeit für 35mm-Filme auf Spulen in 600m-Feuerschutztrommeln. Antrieb: wahlweise Handkurbel oder motorischer Betrieb, Motor läuft, Schrittschaltwerk: Malteserkreuz. Die Vorderblende öffnet sich nach dem Zentrifugalprinzip. Beleuchtung durch Kohlebogenlampe in Entlüftergehäuse, am Lampenhaus Kondensor und Kuvette für destilliertes Wasser zur Kühlung des Filmlichtes, alles montiert auf Stahlsäule. - Besonderheit: 1926 entstand durch Zusammenschluss mehrerer Firmen die Zeiss Ikon AG in Dresden. Die Firma Hahn-Goerz hat sich der Zeiss-Ikon-Gruppe angeschlossen und produzierte ab 1927 unter dem Namen Zeiss Ikon. In der Übergangszeit waren Hahn-Goerz-Teile in großer Anzahl vorhanden und wurden weiterverwendet. So erklärt es sich, daß das Lampenhaus und die Feuerschutztrommeln mit dem Hahn-Goerz-Logo versehen sind und auf der Stahlsäule "Zeiss Ikon" steht. - Projektor-Kopf und Lampenhaus sollten neu justiert werden. Im Lampenhaus eine Bauer-Bogenlampe. Höhe 1,7 m, Breite 1,1 m, elektrische Funktion nicht geprüft. Start Price: EUR 900 Zustand: (3/3)Hahn-Goerz (Zeiss Ikon) Film Projector, c. 1926Hahn-Goerz, Kassel, Germany. Cinema projector of the silent film era for 35mm films on spools in 600-meter fireproof drums, with hand-turned or motorized Maltese cross mechanism, front panel opening according to the centrifugal principle, illuminated by carbon arc lamp in breather housing, Bauer arc lamp, condenser and cuvette for distilled water on the lamp housing to cool the film light, mounted on a steel column, height 1.7 m, width 1.1 m, projection head and lamp housing in need of adjustment, motor working, electrical functions not tested. - Note: In 1926 the Zeiss Ikon AG in Dresden was created through the merger of several companies. The Hahn-Goerz company joined Zeiss Ikon group and started producing under the Zeiss Ikon name the following year. During the transitional period, projectors of this type continued to be used due to the large number of existing Hahn-Goerz parts. This explains why the lamp house and the fire protection drums are provided with the Hahn-Goerz logo while "Zeiss Ikon" is found on the steel column. Start Price: EUR 900 Condition: (3/3)
Kinematograph Plank, um 1910Ernst Plank, Nürnberg. Historischer Tischprojektor für 35mm-Filme auf 120m-Spulen. Schrittschaltwerk: Malteserkreuz, Antrieb durch Handkurbel, Plank-Objektiv in Messing-Fassung, Lampenhaus mit verstellbarer Leuchtmittelhalterung in E27-Fassung (bestückt mit Kohlefadenlampe). Auf der Spule Farbfilmfragment, Steuerketten zur Neubestückung beiliegend. Elektrische Funktion nicht geprüft. Start Price: EUR 500 Zustand: (3+/3+)Plank Cinematograph, c. 1910Ernst Plank, Nuremberg, Germany. Tabletop projector for 35mm film on 120-meter spools, hand-turned Maltese cross mechanism, Plank lens in brass mount, lamp house with adjustable lamp holder in E27 socket with carbon filament lamp, color film fragment on the spool and replacement chains included, electrical functions not checked. Start Price: EUR 500 Condition: (3+/3+)
Vintage Viewmaster. A vintage group of Viewmaster items to include 4x hand held viewers, along with a harder to find battery operated Viewmaster wall projector (untested). Also a quantity of Viewmaster discs to include Snow White, Wild Animals, Button Moon and others. Fast becoming collectable. (QTY)
Chad Valley, Palitoy and similar. A boxed and unboxed mixed lot containing novelties, boxed games, Books, Jigsaws and other items such as a boxed Chad Valley vintage Give.A.Show Projector "Watch With Mother", Chad Valley vintage Give.A.Show Projector "Walt Disney's Jungle Book" Palitoy boxed board game "Treasures Of The Pharaohs", large quantity of novelty shaped rubbers, beer mats, and others (see photo). Also there is a quantity of "Titanic" related items including books, framed picture etc. An interesting mixed lot. Conditions all appear generally to range from Fair to Good in Fair to Good packaging where applicable. Nothing tested or checked for completeness. DUE TO THE WEIGHT COLLECTION ONLY. (QTY in 2 boxes)
TWO BOXES OF METALWARE AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, to include a small wooden propeller, length 46cm, a boxed 1930's Frederick W Pettifer Coronet cine projector 9.5mm with five commercial films, comprising Pathescope Mickey Mouse 'Music To The Rescue' 30142, Mickey Mouse 'Band master Mickey' 30126, Snub's Car 30313, First Violin part 1 and part 2 10330, a wooden model yacht, a metal arts and crafts style cigarette box, a pair of wire framed spectacles, an art deco style cigarette box, three pieces of Wedgwood green Jasperware, a small brass jam pan, etc. (s.d) (2 boxes+ loose)
An original 1998 Don Post Studios display statue commemorating the character "R2-D2" as portrayed and operated by Kenny Baker in Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (Lucasfilm Ltd., 1977). This full-scale model is composed of a blue, white, and silver-tone fiberglass material with some metal component pieces. Near the character's feet, various rubber hose elements are present. This life-size figure features an illuminating processor state indicator, holographic projector, and radar eye. Hand-painted grime and dirt elements are present throughout the figure. The base that the character rests on is composed of a wooden particle board material. The character R2-D2 was first introduced in A New Hope as the lovable astromech droid who is often seen alongside the protocol droid C-3PO. This figure was created just one year prior to the highly-anticipated release of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (Lucasfilm Ltd, 1999), where we would be reintroduced to many beloved characters from the original Star Wars trilogy. A Don Post Studios plaque at the base of the figure reads, "R2-D2/ Limited Edition Prop Replica/ 031/ as seen used in The/ Star Wars/ Trilogy." 40 x 37.25 x 44.5 inchesPROVENANCE Lot 442, "Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction 2017," Prop Store, September 26, 2003.
A table top of mixed items to include photographic, electronic, scientific etc. Includes Biolux NG microscope, Paragon lens, mini air compressor, Unoscop projector, Sharp LCD projector, Jenoptik JD 11 camera, telephones, clocks, electronic timers, pocket and desk calculators, personal organisers, battery chargers, large poster depicting Whitbread beer mats, Hanimex slide projector etc
GB EQUIPMENTS LTD - a World War II film projector, in original carry case, model S516, no. 483, and a quantity of Vintage cameras and equipment, including a Fujifilm Finepix 1300 digital camera, a Braun Nornberg Paximat electric projector, and various other associated equipment and accessories
A collection of vintage toys and games including Dougal and Florence from the Magic Roundabout, a traditional Russian doll, a Womble by Pedigree, 'Luda' table football game, 'Magic Robot' game, Chad Valley Projector set, children's books, an extensive ceramic dolls dinner service, remote control Monkey Dave (unchecked) and others
THREE BOXES OF VINTAGE ELECTRICAL ITEMS AND CERAMICS, to include a pair of Staffordshire courting couple figurines, a Staffordshire 'Cottage' and a 'Bacchus Ariadne' figurine, a green and brown West German floor vase 553-38, a pumpkin shaped trinket pot decorated with a Japanese family scene, a vintage Philishave, a Remington Five, a Boots Super 6 shaver, a vintage Tavistock & Jones alarm clock, a boxed Selcol Micro-projector, a boxed National Panasonic stereo dynamic microphone RP-8135, four EMPTY camera lens cases, a boxed Photax multi-purpose foot operated switch, etc. (s.d) (3 boxes)
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