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A cased Optoma projector

Quantity of cameras to include Eumig Wien automatic projector, Nikon Nikkormat, Powerzoom together with a selection of Nikon lenses

A Victorian Magic Lantern Projector, with various slides, a ring dial telephone, etc

Vintage Halinamat projector

This projector is known for its sturdy design with the unit housed in copper-colored metal case. Also designed with side switch control and retractable electrical cord. Projector comes with 2 reels. Keystone Model K108 name plate. Issued: 1950 - 1955Dimensions: 6.75"L x 8.25"W x 16"HManufacturer: KeystoneCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. As is, As found untested, functionality not guaranteed.

A Bing film projector with twelve tins of film.

Pye 1005 stereophonic projector Record player, Side grill needs reattaching. Comes with instruction booklet.

Galaxy 35mm Lens, Tamron 70-150mm Lens, Hannimex 135mm Lens, Marep 400mm Lens, Petri Extension Tube SetThree tripods and a Mini Tripod, Mini Cam TT100, HotShoe Exposure Meter, Mazda Flash AG.1B,Lens Hoods, Filters, Caps, Straps, Triggers, Light Meters, Polux Meter.Slide Mounts & Glass Covers, Miniature Slide Viewer, Stereo Viewer, Aldis 505 Slideviewer, Sankyo Auto 5x Cinecam, Kodak Brownie 58 Projector, Dual Splicer Super 8, Holina Viewer, Paterson 8mm CineEditor, Slide Viewer, Slides, Negative Carrier

A Zeiss Ikon Kinobox Type B film projector. (continental plug)

A Mathmos lava lamp and a Mathmos projector light

A cine-camera, a cine-projector and various accessories

An Aldis slide projector in travel case with portable projector screen in case

A GROUP OF LARGE VINTAGE ITEMS to include two vintage radios and a radio alarm clock to include 'Oscar Prince,' 'Philco,' and 'Fidelity Rad 16,' a 'Frister Rossmann Cub 4' electric sewing machine, a '66 Imperial 66' typewriter, a Eumic P8 projector, a Knitmaster, a vintage sumlock comptometer, a quantity of framed pictures to include a large faded picture of teddy bears, etc (qty) (s.d)

A vintage Debrie Cinetechnic D16 film projector

A Fairchild 8mm Super Projector and a Bell & Howell projector

A Black and Decker 700w 240v hand drill, Bosch Xeo auto sharp cutter, Draper socket set, Magnussan hand saw, spirit level and trimming edge, Measure King digital measure, Air Viva resuscitator, boxed three lever mortice lock, boxed door handles, Casdon Junior projector and a Fuji A600 digital camera.

A Rollei P37 E slide projector, together with an Evans Universal projector / epidiascope, an Optiscope No. 8 and a 35mm projector.

A Leitz Germany Parvo slide projector, together with early twentieth century projection parts and accessories.

A vintage Kenwood chef with accessories and a projector.

Assortment of Marvel Spider-Man action figures & collectibles inc Itsy Bitsy Spider-Man, with sealed Vivid Imaginations Captain Black  (Captain Scarlet) in mixed lot. Condition fair to goodSpider-man web shooter 13inch figure, 12 inch talking, projector briefly tested and showed signs of operation.

A Junior Television Set clockwork projector in original box depicting Laurel & Hardy, and a Vulcan tinplate sewing machine (2)

An Elf Eiki ST/M Series 16mm cine film projector. Serial number M 77684. With a Pullin 63.5cm f1.6 Projection Pulkino lens, and Eiki Sound Speaker model SD8.

A Tokiwa T-60 35mm portable sound projector. With a Kowa 63.5mm f1.9 Super Prominar lens, and two film reel housings.

Vintage Kodak Retinette II B, Coronet 4-4 Mark II and later cameras and accessories together with a gnome projector

An Aldis slide projector

A collection of vintage games and collectibles, including: a Chad Valley 'Give A Show' projector; Waddington's 'Blast-Off' board game; a selection of cigarette cards, both contained in books and loose; Monopoly; and others.

This retro set includes a film projector for Super 8 and 16mm films, featuring a high-quality optical system, user-friendly design, and adjustable speed settings. It comes with an attached case and carrying handle, along with a movie camera light designed to mount on the side of the Bolex 155 Movie Camera, complete with its own carrying case. Bolex-Paillard branding. Light dimensions: 4.5"L x 4.5"W x 3.25"H (Plus cord). Light case dimensions: 9"L x 5"W x 4"H. Projector: 9.5"L x 5.75"W x 8.5"H. Issued: c. 1960Dimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Bolex-PaillardCountry of Origin: SwitzerlandCondition: Age related wear. Movie light needs light bulb replaced. Functionality not guaranteed.

Original vintage Kodak projector pageant sound model AK5 that is an awesome decoration or conversation piece. Closed box dimensions: 14.50"L x 10.50"W x 14"H. Projector has not been tested. Issued: c. 1950Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

Original vintage Craig Projecto-Editor by Kalart Victor designed to slice 16mm sound or silent film, both black and white or color. Comes with its original box case. Issued: c. 1950Dimensions: 14"L x 8.50"W x 9"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. Projector not tested.

Photography - Minolta SR-1 35mm camera body, Rokkor 55mm and Lumax 135mm lenses, brown leather case; a Sony MX7000 video recorder, cased; an Olympus digital camera set, cased; a Ricoh digital camera, cased; a Prinz 300 slide viewer, cased; another, Chinon 5000; another, Cinerex 818 dual 8mm movie projector; an Aiko Classic Super 8 movie editor viewer, etc (qty)

Seven boxes of assorted decorative china, glass etc together with a Singer sewing machine and a boxed vintage projector etc (7 + sewing machine and projector)

A vintage Pathescope 'Son' projector in case.

A collection of vintage projector lenses, Kalee, Ross Taylor-Hobson etc.

A collection of vintage projector bulbs, ephemera, reels etc.

A Projector patented safety lamp, produced by the Projector Lamp & Lighting Co Ltd, Eccles.

A Eumig Automatic Novo Projector

A collection of vintage items to include a GEC BT 5147 Television Receiver, Eumig Mk S 8mm sound projector, a Kaydon N12 cased slide projector, two telephones, Pye main radio, a boxed Toshiba cassette recorder RT - 201A, etc

A slide projector with editing machine, microphone etc

A Bakelite cased radio, sold as a collectors item; a Bolex 18-5 projector and another Bolex projector and case

A Tower 8mm projector, sold as collector's item, and a box of reels

A Boots Super8 zoom deluxe projector together with a camera tripod in original box. Sold as a collectors item

A View-Master Standard Projector with a Photax Solar 3 and a case full of slides.

A vintage 1960s Italy Silma "Sonik 8" 8mm sound cine projector, with cable inside, untested. Length cm, height 21cm.

ONE BOX AND LOOSE PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT to include a boxed Nikon D70s (box says kit but just camera unit with bag and strap), a boxed Sigma 24-70mm F3.5-5.6 lens, a boxed Hanimex La Ronde Magazine 120, two digital cameras comprising a Fujifilm FinePix T, a Canon PowerShot A560, a Canon Sureshot M camera, a boxed Rondex 35mm projector, two carry bags, and a Jessop freestanding projector screen (1 box and loose) (all cameras untested, s.d)

1985 Istanbul (Türkei) - lebt und arbeitet in Los Angeles Pacific Ocean B. 2022. Videoinstallation. KI-basiertes Video in Farbe, 3840 x 2160 Pixel, 16-minütiger Loop. Außerdem enthalten: USB-Stick, lasergraviertes Aluminiumkästchen, Mini-PC. Aus einer Auflage von 5 Exemplaren, neben 2 Artist's Proofs. Abspielbar auf einem Bildschirm oder über einen Projektor. Maße der Projektionsfläche variabel. Wiedergabe als Hochformat cm ( in). • KI-generiertes, digitales 'data painting' des gefeierten Shootingstars Refik Anadol. • In 'Pacific Ocean' verwandelt eine künstliche Intelligenz Datensätze mit Windvorhersagen des Pazifiks in ein ästhetisches, zukunftsweisendes Videoerlebnis. • Bereits 2022 gelang dem türkisch-amerikanischen Künstler mit der technisch vergleichbaren Installation 'Unsupervised – Machine Hallucinations' im Museum of Modern Art, New York, ein großer Publikumserfolg. • Zuletzt zeigte die Serpentine Gallery Anfang 2024 eine Einzelausstellung Refik Anadols. Mit einem vom Künstler signierten Zertifikat des Refik Anadol Studios, Los Angeles, vom 20. August 2022. PROVENIENZ: Privatsammlung Süddeutschland (direkt vom Künstler erworben). 'Working with AI means that we are working with past data that we are experiencing now, but which has potential for the future. I call this state 'remembering the future.'' Refik Anadol in einem Interview mit Alex Estorick, 2023, online: www.rightclicksave.com/article/the-interview-refik-anadol-moma. Spätestens seit der erfolgreichen Ausstellung Refik Anadols im Museum of Modern Art in New York 2022/23 wird der in Istanbul geborene, türkisch-amerikanische Medienkünstler als neuer Shootingstar der Kunstwelt gefeiert. Für seine sogenannten 'data paintings' füttert er eine künstliche Intelligenz mit unterschiedlichen Arten von Datensätzen, die daraus abstrakte, höchst ästhetische Videoerlebnisse generiert. Für seine im MoMA ausgestellte Arbeit 'Unsupervised – Machine Hallucinations', die ihn über Nacht weltbekannt machte, dienten ihm die mehr als 200 Jahre umfassende Kunst- und Bildgeschichte des Museums als Ausgangspunkt. Begleitet wurde die Arbeit von der Frage: 'What would a machine dream about after seeing the collection of The Museum of Modern Art?'. Inzwischen befindet sich die Arbeit in der renommierten Sammlung des Museums. Für die 'Pacific Ocean'-Serie greift Refik Anadol auf Datensätze mit Windvorhersagen des Pazifiks zurück und lässt diese von seiner KI aufbereiten. Das Ergebnis ist ein 16-minütiger Videoloop, in dem sich fluide Farbformationen in allen erdenklichen Schattierungen von Blau und Türkis über den Bildschirm bewegen und Assoziationen zu Wellenbewegungen oder Wasserstrudeln wachrufen. Refik Anadol fasziniert sein Publikum dabei nicht nur mit der aufsehenerregenden Ästhetik und Inszenierung seiner KI-basierten Kunstwerke, sondern auch mit dem innovativen Einsatz zukunftsweisender Technologien. Auf künstlerischem Weg vermittelt er uns eine Vorstellung davon, wie künstliche Intelligenz unsere Wahrnehmung zu beeinflussen vermag und welche Fähigkeiten außerhalb ihrer bisherigen Einsatzbereiche in Suchmaschinen oder Chatbots auch im kreativen Bereich für die Zukunft denkbar sind. [AR] Aufrufzeit: 07.12.2024 - ca. 18.15 h +/- 20 Min. Dieses Objekt wird regel- oder differenzbesteuert angeboten, Folgerechtsvergütung fällt an.ENGLISH VERSIONRefik Anadol 1985 Istanbul (Türkei) - lebt und arbeitet in Los Angeles Pacific Ocean B. 2022. Video performance. AI based video in color. 3840 x 2160 pixels, sixteen-minute loop. Includes a flash drive, a laser-engraved aluminum box and a mini PC. From an edition of 5 copies, aside from 2 Artist's Proofs. Suitable for playback on a screen or via a projector. Dimensions are variable, playback in portrait format cm ( in). • AI-generated, digital “data painting” by the acclaimed shooting star Refik Anadol. • In the series 'Pacific Ocean', AI transfers data from wind forecasts for the Pacific Ocean into an aesthetic video experience. • In 2022, the Turkish-American artist enjoyed great public success with the technically comparable installation 'Unsupervised - Machine Hallucinations' at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. • Serpentine Gallery showed a major solo exhibition of the artist's work in early 2024. Accompanied by a certificate issued by the Refik Anadol Studio and signed by the artist, Los Angeles, dated August 20, 2022. PROVENANCE: Private collection, Southern Germany (acquired from the artist). 'Working with AI means that we are working with past data that we are experiencing now, but which has potential for the future. I call this state 'remembering the future.'' Refik Anadol in an interview with Alex Estorick, 2023, online: www.rightclicksave.com/article/the-interview-refik-anadol-moma Ever since Refik Anadol's successful exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 2022/23, the Istanbul-born, Turkish-American media artist has been celebrated as the new shooting star of the art world. For his so-called ' Data Paintings', he feeds an artificial intelligence with different types of data, which then generates abstract, highly aesthetic video creations. For his work 'Unsupervised - Machine Hallucinations' exhibited at MoMA, and the reason why he became world-famous overnight, he used the museum's more than 200 years of art and visual history as a starting point. The work was accompanied by the question: “What would a machine dream about after seeing the collection of The Museum of Modern Art?”. The work is now part of the museum's renowned collection. For the 'Pacific Ocean' series, Refik Anadol draws on data from wind forecasts of the Pacific Ocean and has his AI process them. The result is a 16-minute video loop in which fluid color formations in all imaginable shades of blue and turquoise move across the screen and evoke associations with wave movements or water vortices. Refik Anadol fascinates his audience not only with the extremely media-suitable aesthetics of his AI-based artworks, but also with his innovative use of future-oriented technologies. In an artistic way, he gives us an idea of how artificial intelligence is able to influence our perception of a wide range of topics and what capabilities are conceivable for the future in the creative field in addition to their previous areas of application in search engines or chatbots. [AR] Called up: December 7, 2024 - ca. 18.15 h +/- 20 min. This lot can be purchased subject to differential or regular taxation, artist´s resale right compensation is due.

An Xbox 360, with controller and five games, also a NEC VT59 projector. 

TOYS; to include; a Chad Valley projector, Lotto or Housey Housey, R2-D2, toy cars, Corgi, Maisto, a Wade Father Abbot, (A Lot).

Bingoscope projector and selection of eight Pathescope films to include Mickey breaks jail, Western friends, Froggie a-Wooing, Mickey Rugger, Music to the rescue etc

A quantity of clocks and cameras to include: a Cabin automat projector, carriage clock case, Topcan RE 200 camera, Woodford clock, etc.

A cased B.T.H. Film projector. model 451.

A Leitz projector and a Bell & Howell projector.

Vaughn-James (Martin) Collection of 8 Autograph Letters to Tom Maschler, 16pp., Ontario, Canada, 1 August 1971- 25 July 1974, discussing his work and plans for publication at length, folds; and 4pp. autograph notes and several carbon copies of Maschler's replies, v.s. (sml qty) *** A substantial correspondence between the ground-breaking graphic novelist, author of The Cage (Coach House Press, Toronto, 1975) and his intending UK publisher of that title at Jonathan Cape. Vaughn-James discusses his work and plans at length - Maschler was keen to publish The Cage but foresaw too many technical drawbacks and too much expense. Vaughn-James did provide a cover illustration for Cape's edition of Leonard Cohen's Flowers for Hitler (1973). Also includes written notes from 1971 entitled 'Nothing to Say - A Few Notes on Elephant & the Projector', explaining his aesthetic, beginning: "I am fast realising that my main aim in my work is to say nothing in the most unexpected way, to go nowhere by the most astonishing route, so that when the reader-spectator reaches the end of one of my visual-novels, he sees that he is at the beginning again." 

Boxed Leica projector Model P150 and a vintage projector screen

COLLECTION OF VINTAGE CAMERAS AND EQUIPMENTcomprising a 1970s Polaroid 1000SE camera, together with a Polatronic 1 flash; a Mycro I subminiature camera; a Kodak No. 1 folding pocket camera, together with a Kodak self timer; a Harmony mini slide projector in case; and a pair of unmarked binoculars

A Boots Comet P120 projector and accessories

A boxed Boots QI magazine projector

ROLLEI; a cased projector and a Rolleivision 66 dual P projector, and a collection of transparent mounts and slide folders (qty).

Various items of vintage toys including a boxed Vulcan children's sewing machine, two further sewing machines, a musical TV wind-up toy, two shop tills, a pond yacht, a large painted 'March Hare' moneybox and a Dux Episkop children's projector with a box of slides.Condition Report: These have been stored in a loft for a while so will need some attention before use. The projector is for decorative purposes only.

2 boxes containing cameras, extra lenses, Eumig cine projector, tripod, video camera etc

A KODAK BROWNIE 8 MOVIE PROJECTOR A-15G IN ORIGINAL BOX PLUS A TRIPOD