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A KONICA C35EF3 CAMERA, CORONET D-20, CAMERA CASES, ACCESSORIES, A SONECTOR LS PROJECTOR, ETC

AN ASSORTMENT OF ITEMS TO INCLUDE A VINTAGE PROJECTOR AND FOUR PAIRS OF BINOCULARS ETC

A VINTAGE PROJECTOR AND MOTOR

THREE ITEMS TO O9NCLUDE A TROUSER PRESS, SOUND BAR AND PROJECTOR

A VINTAGE MAGIC LANTERN PROJECTOR

AGFA Diamator projector 1500. Not available for in-house P&P

Boots pack away II projector stand, boxed. Not available for in-house P&P

Aldis H6253 projector and specto G7778 projector. Not available for in-house P&P

New old stock Dancing Snowflake Projector Light for outdoor and indoor use with remote, boxed, working at lotting. Not available for in-house P&P

Eumig P8 cine projector and Eumig S2 cine camera. Not available for in-house P&P

An Eumig P8 Automatic Novo projector and a Aldis 2000 Automatic projector.

Chad Valley Enid Blyton's (1960s) Give-A-Show battery operated Projector, in original box with slides (1)

Kodatoy projector in original box with Mickey Mouse pattern

VINTAGE KODAK 8-500 CINEPROJECTOR, a Nilus cine-projector, a Decca Deram 205 record player with Garrard turntable and a quantity of LP recordsProvenance: deceased estate Gwynedd

Collection of cameras, projector, etc.

An early 20th century magic lantern projector, 29cm high, 43cm long, c.1910;  Magic Lantern Slides - mostly Topographical, Travel, South America, Andes, Peru, Argentina (88);  New Zealand (38); India (56); Norway (79) Tour in Switzerland, etc in five boxes, Optical Lantern Readings booklets, Tour in Switzerland, The Colony of New Zealand, India

Chad Valley Mad Movies Projector x6. Excellent to Excellent Plus within Fair to Fair Plus Original Shop Packaging

A laser display system (sold as seen) and a Prinz projector (sold as collectors item)

THREE BOXES OF MISCELLANEOUS SUNDRIES, to include a Boxed Boots Q50 slide projector and a Boots 300 projector, a Sony CDF-SO1 compact radio/disc player, a Sony HDR-PJ260 Handycam, a Prinz 800 slide projector, a vintage Winsor & Newton wooden adjustable easel, knitting needles, vintage buttons, a collection of mid-century postcards, mantel clock, etc. (s.d) (3 boxes + loose)

SIX BOXES AND LOOSE ASSORTED SUNDRY ITEMS ETC, to include a boxed set of six Veteran car themed shot glasses, boxed set of four stemless wine glasses, an enamel hot chocolate pot in a wicker basket, vintage Aldis 35mm slide projector, Yoghurt maker, kitchen wares, assorted glassware, graduated wicker basket set, box of assorted vintage table linen, etc

ARTIST EASEL, ASSORTED RECORDS, FILM PROJECTOR IN BOX, BOX SET OF CRYSTAL GLASSES AND A BOX CONTAINING MIXED CERAMICS, CUTLERY AND GENERAL BRIC A BRAC

A Halina camera and camera equipment along with an Aldis slide projector and a Praktica 35mm camera and lenses

Kinofilmprojektor "F.H. 66", um 1950Frieseke & Hoepfner, Erlangen. Kino-Theatermaschine für 1200m-Spulen in zwei Feuerschutztrommeln. Antrieb durch Motor oder Handkurbel, Lichttonabtastung, vor das Projektionsobjektiv kann wahlweise für die Projektion von Cinemascope-Breitwandfilmen ein Möller-Anamorphot eingeschwenkt werden. Im Lampenhaus die vielfach verstellbare Original-Kohlebogen­lampe mit großem Hohlspiegel. Bei dieser "F.H. 66" handelt es sich um eine seltene sogenannte Linksmaschine. Wenn im Vorführraum als Ergänzung statt einer zweiten Rechtsmaschine eine Linksausführung gegenüberstand, durfte ein Filmvorführer beide Maschinen bedienen. Die strengen Feuerschutzbestimmungen der Nitrofilm-Zeit verlangten pro Rechtsmaschine einen Vorführer. - Die "F.H. 66" galt wegen ihres Designs und ihrer soliden Ausführung als der Rolls-Royce unter den Kinoprojektoren. 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." - Blickfang für das Foyer eines jeden Film-, Kino- oder Technikmuseums. - Elektrische Funktion nicht geprüft. Start Price: EUR 1400 Zustand: (2/2)F.H. 66 Cinema Film Projector, c. 1950Frieseke & Hoepfner, Erlangen, Germany. For 1200-meter reels in two fireproof drums, hand-turned or with motor-drive, light tone scanning, with original multi-adjustable carbon arc lamp with a large concave mirror in the lamp house and Möller anamorphic lens that can be moved in front of the projection lens for Cinemascope widescreen films, electrical functions untested. - Note: This "F.H. 66" is a rare so-called left-hand machine. If there were a left-hand version in the projection room instead of a second right-hand machine, a projectionist was allowed to operate both machines. The strict fire protection regulations of the Nitrofilm era required one projectionist per right-hand machine. - The "F.H. 66" was considered the Rolls-Royce of cinema projectors because of its solid design and construction. 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." Start Price: EUR 1400 Condition: (2/2)

Fernseh-Heimprojektor Saba Telerama Schauinsland P 1026 H, um 1960Schwer & Söhne, Villingen. Projektionsfernseher mit Schmidt-Optik, 32 Röhren, VHF- und UHF-Bereich, 110/220 Volt Wechselstrom, 2 Lautsprecher, Edelholzgehäuse mit 2 Stabrolltüren, Maße 64 x 51 x 95 cm, leichte Kratzer auf der Oberseite, komplett mit Röhren, Holzabdeckung vor den Röhren fehlt, ungetestet. - Dieses Gerät ist der Vorläufer der heutigen Beamer. Start Price: EUR 80 Zustand: (3-/-)Saba Television Home Projector Telerama Schauinsland P 1026 H, c. 1960Schwer & Söhne, Villingen, Germany. Projection television with Schmidt optics, 32 tubes, VHF and UHF range, 110/220 volts AC, 2 loudspeakers, veneered wood cabinet with double doors, dimensions 25 x 20 ½ x 37 in., minor scratches on the top, complete with tubes, missing wood cover, untested. - This unit is the forerunner of today's beamers. Start Price: EUR 80 Condition: (3-/-)

Projektionskopf "L’Educateur", um 1905E. Mollier, Paris. Messing-Projektionskopf eines 35mm-Tischkinematographen aus der Frühzeit des Films, wie sie in Universitäten und Schulen zum Einsatz kamen, denn "l’educateur" bedeutet "der Erzieher". Antrieb durch Handkurbel, Schrittschaltwerk: Malteserkreuz mit Vorderblende. Objektiv: Cindo 50 mm. Ansetzbare Alu-Arme für 250m-Filmspulen. - Dieser Kopf wurde später auf das Grundbrett eines anderen Projektors montiert und diente bis vor wenigen Jahren bei Medien-Veranstaltungen als Vorführgerät für historische Filme. Die separate neuzeitliche, dezente Elektrifizierung ist anmontierbar und liegt anbei. Wegen des zu hohen Verschleißes im Kino-Theaterbetrieb wurden ab 1906 die Projektoren in einer Stahlausführung geliefert. Dieser Messing-Kopf ist ein seltener Zeuge der frühen industriellen Kinematographie in Frankreich. - Selten und gesucht. Start Price: EUR 280 Zustand: (3-/3)L'Educateur 35mm Projection Head, c. 1905E. Mollier, Paris. Brass, for a tabletop cinematograph, for use in schools and universities, with hand-turned Maltese cross mechanism, Cindo 50mm lens and removable aluminum arms for 250-meter film spools. -Note: Due to the high wear and tear in cinema and theater use, projectors were supplied in steel from 1906. The brass head seen here is a rare witness to early industrial cinematography in France. This particular unit has been mounted on a baseboard from another projector for use as a projection device for historical films at media events. Included is a discreet, modern electrification unit which can be attached and removed with ease. - Rare and sought-after! Start Price: EUR 280 Condition: (3-/3)

Kinofilmprojektor "Ernemann II", um 1930Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. Kinotheaterprojektor für 600m-Spulen in Feuerschutztrommeln. Bildschaltwerk: Malteserkreuz. Separates Zeiss-Ikon-Tonteil für die Lichttonabtastung. Antrieb der Maschine wahlweise per Handkurbel oder motorisch. Großes Zeiss-Ikon-Lam­penhaus mit der Original-Kohlebogenlampe. Mit der neuen Maschine "Ernemann II" wollte Zeiss Ikon den bis dahin gebauten Projektor "Ernemann Imperator", auch Ernemann I genannt, ablösen. - Elektrische Funktionen nicht geprüft. Hervorragend erhalten und funktionstüchtig. Start Price: EUR 900 Zustand: (2/3)Ernemann II Cinema Film Projector, c. 1930Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. For 600m reels in fire-resistant drums, with hand-turned or motorised operation, Maltese cross film-advance, separate Zeiss Ikon sound equipment for light tone scanning and large Zeiss Ikon lamp house with the original carbon arc lamp, unit in good working condition, electrical functions untested. - Note: With its new machine, the "Ernemann II", Zeiss Ikon planned to replace the "Ernemann Imperator" projector (also known as Ernemann I) that had been in production until that time. Start Price: EUR 900 Condition: (2/3)

Cinoscope, um 1923C. Syndikat Industriel, Paris. Filmkamera für 35mm-Material in 30m-Metallkassetten (eine in der Kamera). Objektiv: Goerz Kino-Hyptar 1:3/55 mm. Suchersystem: ausziehbarer Rahmensucher. Filmschaltwerk: Malteserkreuz. Antrieb durch Handkurbel. - Diese Kamera war auch als Projektor verwendbar durch Aufstecken des beiliegenden Lampenhauses (Federring fehlt). - Dabei: Unterlagen über das Cinoscope-System. Start Price: EUR 400 Zustand: (3/3)Cinoscope Film Camera, c. 1923C. Syndicate Industriel, Paris. For 35mm film in 30m metal cassettes (one included), hand-turned Maltese cross mechanism, Goerz Kino-Hyptar 1:3/55 mm, extensable frame viewfinder and a detachable lamp house for use as a projector (sprung ring missing). - In addition: Documents about the Cinoscope system. Start Price: EUR 400 Condition: (3/3)

Tisch-Kinematograph "Optica", um 1925Optica-Gesellschaft, Berlin. Tisch-Projektor für 35mm-Film auf 250m-Aluminiumspulen. Schrittschaltwerk: Malteserkreuz. Objektiv: "Optica" 70 mm. Antrieb durch Handkurbel. Lampengehäuse mit Anschlußmöglichkeit für E27-Glühlampen. Elektrische Funktionen nicht geprüft. Start Price: EUR 350 Zustand: (3/3)Optica Table Cinematograph, c. 1925Optica Company, Berlin. Tabletop projector for 35mm film on 250-meter aluminum spools, hand-turned Maltese cross mechanism, Optica 70 mm lens, lamp housing with connection option for E27 light bulbs, electrical functions not checked. Start Price: EUR 350 Condition: (3/3)

Corgi/Disney - Movie Vision, in original box, with Corgi projector, two Corgi Movie Viewers and nine films; together with 8mm film reels and strips to include Disney’s Dumbo, Mickey Mouse, Alice in Wonderland etc, most in original boxesCondition Report:Movie Viewers are in working order. Films have not all been checked for completeness. Boxes are worn and torn in places from storage.

A box containing cameras, cutlery, a projector and other interesting items

A box containing a selection of ceramic figurines etc plus an anniversary clock and a vintage projector 

A vintage Merit film projector, containing assorted film strips including Dan Dare and Tiger Tim etc

A Cinerex Dual 8mm projector together with a Kodak Brownie 127 film camera, etc

A SLIDEX PROJECTOR WITH RELATED ITEMS PLUS TWO ANGLE POISE LAMPS AND A BOXED CASSETTE PLAYER

A SELECTION OF ELECTRICAL PARTS AND TOOLS WITH A STRONG BOX, BOXED SLIDE PROJECTOR AND TOOL BOX WITH CONTENTS

A SUITCASE CONTAINING A HEURTIER PROJECTOR TOGETHER WITH A SMALL BOX OF PRINTED SLIDES

COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT, including Nikon and Olympus cameras, also binoculars, projector, viewer and cine camera

Photography - A Ziess Ikon Contessa LK (early model) 35 mm camera, f2.8, 50mm Tessar lens, leather case, rangefinder and lens hood; A Zeiss Ikon Unimat AFS 300 35 mm slide projector, cased, spare bulbs etc; A Slik 88 tripod,; Slide viewer; Prinz binoculars etc.

Photography - a Bell & Howell Autoload I 8mm cine projector, model 256, with accessories; a Yashica 35mm camera, M2070958, brown leather case; a Kodak concertina camera; a pair of Sunagor Megazoom field binoculars, 20-120x70, cased; 8mm film camera, cased; field binoculars; tripod; qty

A 20th century Houghton-Butcher Ltd. lantern projector. (incomplete)

A box of vintage cameras and photography items, Sanyo video camera, Kodak Instamatic M70/L movie projector in box, etc

A Philips DVD Player, LG Player and a Digital Infocus Projector Model SP1080

Bell & Howell Autoload film projector

A vintage Eumig Mini 3 Video Camera, together with projector, screen and two pairs of vintage binoculars

Two boxes of miscellaneous to include cased Aldis projector, Japy Freres coffee grinder, two gigot's, copper lidded pot, etc.

An Elmo projector sold as collectors item, and a brass five branch ceiling light

A projector screen

AN EPSON EH-TW9300 HOME CINEMA PROJECTOR in original packaging with remote and power cable along with a Panasonic UB900 DVD player with original packaging and remote ( both PAT pass and working)

A AWOL LTV3000 PRO 4K TRI-CHROMA LASER PROJECTOR AND 120in VINYL SCREEN IN FRAME with emote and original packaging for projector ( PAT pass and working)

A SMALL QUANTITY OF VINTAGE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, to include a Truvox Mk III reel to reel player / recorder, boxed Eumig P8 cine projector, boxed Aldis slide projector, Pye cassette player, G.E.C portable radio receiver, Sky Baronet radio receiver, home cine films etc

Gramophone records and an old projector.

An old projector, record player, records, gramophone etc.

A collection of DJ/Stage equipment, to include a Nova syntheser, a Equinox light projector, a Bose equalizer, model 800, a Boss rhythm unit, Electro harmonix units and other related accessories.

A Brownie projector and a Mahogany leather topped Hall table on cabriole legs.

A Chinon 2000GL dual gauge projector and a Chinon 623 power zoom 8 ml cine camera.

A tripod, binoculars and projector, etc.

A vintage Tilley floodlight projector A/F, Location:

A mixed lot of camera equipment to include a camera case containing a Pentax A Sahi K C1000 and accessories and a Canon Canonet 28, along with a Canon E05 digital camera and box, a tripod, cased Kodak projector and other items, along with a Ross of London brass microscope, Location:

Ensign - optiscope Magic lantern projector, with instructions, cased

A projector screen viewer & Sankyo projector