2 Picture and Movie Projectors with Gramophones, c. 1935–401) O.J. McLure Talking Pictures, USA. "The Picturephone", 35mm still picture projector,...

3 Movie Projectors for 9,5mm Film, c. 1924Pathé, Paris. 1) Pathé Baby with long film system and motor (not working). – 2) Pathé Baby with filter d...

"Library Kodascope" Home Cinema, c. 1928Kodak, Rochester. A decorative piece of furniture of the "golden" 1920s.Zustand: (3/–)16mm-Heimkino "Libra...

2 Tin Toy Projectors "Durotone" and "Mickey Mouse"1) Durable Toy and Novelty Corp., New York. "Durotone", 1930s, tin body, electric illuminant, cr...

2 Tin-Toy Projectors: "NIC Sonora" and "Combo Gramo Film", 1930sPresumably produced by Durable Toy and Novelty Corp., USA. 1) "NIC Sonora", tin ho...

Pathéorama with FilmPathé-Cinéma, 20 bis, Paris. Film viewer for 35mm film with single-side perforation, bakelite body with gold-colored legend, o...

Pathé Kok Cinematograph, c. 1912Pathé, Paris. Movie projector for 28 mm wide film, low-voltage lamp, crank-drive (crank missing), dynamo. – In add...

2 Spotlights1) Philips F7 220 V 5000 W, one filament loose. – And: 2) Philips 220 V 2000 W, plug-in socket, one filament loose.Zustand: (2/5)2 Sch...

Cinematograph Alef, 1920Alfred Lehmann, Nuremberg. Table projector for 35mm film and magic lantern slides. Maltese cross mechanism. Electric funct...

"Rotofoto" Mutoscope, c. 1910Small German mutoscope by an unknown manufacturer, Ø 4 in., picture size 1 x 4/5 in. (2,5 x 2 cm), hand-cranked (rest...

2 Traveling Movie Show Projectors, c. 19201) Howarth, London. Howarth Portable Projector, for 35mm film, hand-cranked (crank not included), otherw...