Different Camera Projectors Used in Playing Motion Pictures

List of

vintage movie cameras, projectors, precinema, etc.

PART 3 (K - O)

The following is the third part of a list of manufacturers of cinematographic equipment, with some of the apparatus they marketed. Click on the first letter of the manufacturer to go to the relative section of this list. If the apparatus is not listed look for a model number near to it.

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K

K.H.

Laterna Magica 1860 Laterna Magica ACR 0954

Kaawe (Kannengiesser, Aders & Wehler GmbH, Berlin, Germany

Merkur portable projector 35mm 1922
Wehler-Vortragskino portable projector 35mm 1927

Kafta (Fritz Kaftanski), France

Electro Cam�ra 1948 camera/projector battery operated 8mm

Kalart Victor Corp.,Plainville, USA (see Victor)

Kalee: Kershaw Projector Co., London/Kershaw & Sons Ltd./New Century Film Service, Leeds, Great Britain

Kalee New Century projector 1910 35mm
Kalee # 4 portable projector 35mm
Kalee # 6 1920? Indomitable' projector 35mm
Kalee # 7 1928 silent projector
Kalee # 8 1929 projector 35mm (with Western Electric sound-on-disc installation)
Kalee # 11 1933? sound projector 35mm
Kalee NP3 1933? projector 16mm
Kalee # GK 18, 20 (Vistavision) , 21 projectors 35mm

Kamera- und Kinowerke, DDR, see here

Kamikaze 16 MM Film Projector Factory, Japan, which advertise themselves as "Manufacturer of Minikawa's High Class Cinematograph"

Kamikaze D-8 1939? projector 16mm

Kamm & Co, Leonard Ullrich, London, Great Britain

Kammatograph 1900 30,4 cm glass plate camera/proj. 30cm ACR 0381
Maltese Cross 35mm projector 1911
Universe Bioscope MC model 1914? projector 35mm

Kaplan, Sam, Manufacturing & Supply Co. , USA Sam Kaplan later on founded the Century Projector Corp.

Projectors (after Simplex)

Kateitoki, Japan See 'Refcy'.

Prewar 35mm paperfilm reflective projector

Kavex FG 28 1948? projector 125 V. 170 W.

Kearton, Cherry Ltd., London, UK (see Aeroscope

Keero, Great Britain

Keero 9,5mm motor driven projector (prototype?)

Kemco (see Kodel)

Kenflex............?

Kenflex 1950? projector 300 Watt regular 8mm

Kenner, USA

Kenner Easy Show Show silent projector for continuous loop magazines 8mm 1965?
Kenner Real Sound battery powered toy projector 11mm(opt. sound track) film 1968

Keystone Mfg. Co., Boston, USA ('since 1919')
Began to sell their equipment through Paramount Mfg. Co, Warren Mfg. Co. and Sears Roebuck. Keystone' was bought out in 1965 by Berkey. Subsequently in 1991 Keystone stock and brand names were bought by Concord Camera Corp. Avenel, NY, USA.
Note: I cannot make head nor tail out of their numbering system. (Some were also sold by other department stores like Macy's under different model numbers ) Keystone Camera's

Keystone 1929? hand-cranked camera 16mm
Keystone A1 spring motor camera 16mm (1st model, with different lens mount and finish)(Courtesy Michael Cleveland)
Keystone A 1930 spring motor camera 16mm ACR 0151 (Crickle black finish, 6-digit serial number)(Courtesy Michael Cleveland)
Keystone C 1931 camera 16mm ACR 0632
Keystone A 3 1937 cam 16mm ACR 0627 (Click for image)
Keystone A 7 1937 cam 16mm ACR 0628 (click for image)
Keystone B 1936 camera 16mm ACR 0631 (click for image)
Keystone C 1930? hand crank camera 16mm sold through Sears (courtesy John Price)
Keystone K 8 camera 8mm 1935 camera 8mm (adaptable to single 8mm magazines?)
Keystone K 10, 12, 14 (1936-39?) cameras 8mm ACR 0633
Keystone Twenty K 20 1945 camera 8mm
Keystone K 22 1947 camera 8mm ACR 0153
Keystone K 25 Capri 1946 camera 8mm ACR 0634 (click for image)
Keystone A 9 1949 camera 16mm ACR 0629
Keystone A 9 Criterion 1949 100' reel camera 16mm ACR 0955
Keystone A 12 1949 2-lens turret 100' reel camera 16mm ACR 0152 (black metal or brown leather)
Keystone A 12 Criterion DeLuxe 1949 USA 100' reel camera 16mm ACR 0630
Keystone A 15 Newport DeLuxe 1954 USA Keystone 028 camera 16mm ACR 0956
Keystone K-5 1956 camera 8mm
Keystone Electric Eye K-21 1958? camera 8mm
Keystone K 26 1958 camera 8mm ACR 0635
Keystone K (24,27,28) Capri 1957 camera 8mm ACR 0636
Keystone K-27G 1957 camera 8mm
Keystone K 28 Capri 1956 camera 8mm ACR 0637
Keystone K 29 Pathfinder 1956 camera 8mm
Keystone K 30 Capri 1957 camera 8mm
Keystone K 32 Olympic 8mm 1950 camera 8mm ACR 0638
Keystone K 33 Olympic 8mm 1955 camera 8mm ACR 0957
Keystone K 35 Olympic 8 Turret 1955 camera 8mm ACR 0639
Keystone K 36 1950 camera 8mm ACR 0640
Keystone K 38 (A) Olympic 8 Turret 1956 camera 8mm ACR 0641
Keystone K 40 Riviera 1948 camera 8mm ACR 0382
Keystone K 41 & K 42 Bel Air 1956? magazine camera 8mm ACR 0642
Keystone K 44 & K 48 1956? 3-turret magazine camera 8mm
Keystone K45 8mm camera 1949? (click for image)
Keystone K 50 Mayfair 1950 50' magazine camera 16mm ACR 0154
Keystone K 55 Mayfair 1950 50' magazine camera 16mm 2-lens turret ACR 0383
Keystone KA (KA-1)1959 Electric Eye turret 8mm camera
Keystone K 56 1954 camera 16mm ACR 0958
Keystone Executive 1954? magazine camera 16mm
Keystone K-5 1956 3-turret magazine camera 8mm
Keystone K 26 (26 K 1960) 1958 3-turret camera 8mm
Keystone K-4Kc 1960? 3-turret camera 8mm
Keystone K-7 Electric Eye Zoom fixed focus 1.8 lens 1960? camera 2x8mm
Keystone K-10 Horizon 1960? power zoom camera 8mm
Keystone Zoom Vista K 714 1963 zoom camera 8mm
Keystone K 773 Americana Electric-eye turret 1963 camera 2x8mm
Keystone K-774 Load-A-Matic Electric Eye zoom 1963 camera 2x8mm
Keystone Regal 776 1963 zoom camera 2x8mm
Keystone K 808 , K-810 Zoom 1963 2x8mm camera
Keystone K 811 Zoom Reflex 1963 2x8mm camera

Projectors (Keystone):

Moviegraph 1919 35mm toy projector
Moviegraph 1920 28mm hand crank projector
Moviegraph Torchlight 35mm projector 1920?
Moviegraph 147-W, 154-W, 193-W, 197/198-W, 251-W, 375-W, 572-W, 578/591-W, L-947 (toy) projectors 35mm sold from 1920 onward.
Moviegraph 575-W 1920 projector 35mm
Keystone Moviegraph 35mm instructions
Keystone Flashlight Movie Machine 1920? projector with (safety) torch lighting
Kinescope model A 1928? projector 16mm
Keystone Supreme 925/2 1930? hand crank projector 230 Volt for 30/60' cassettes 9,5mm
Keystone model B 1930? projector 16mm
Keystone E-24 Junior 1930 projector 16mm
Keystone E-26, E-28 1930 projectors 16mm
Keystone model 39 16mm projector 1931?
Keystone D-62 1932? projector 16mm
Keystone G-8 (C-8) 1932 projector 8mm
Kinescope A-74 A-75, B-63 1933? projectors 16mm
Kinescope E-32 1932? projector 16mm,
E-32/35, E-37/38 & E-53 1933? projectors 16mm
Lexington E 53 1933? projector 16mm (made for Bloomingdale's, New York; image courtesy D.R.Hendricks)
Keystone K 70 1933? projector 16mm
Keystone E28,38,53,55,56, D59 1934 16mm projectors (brochure)
Keystone E-65/67 1934 projectors 16mm
E-729 1934? projector 16mm
Keystone E-738, E-742/3, E-748, E-753/4 1934? projectors 16mm
Keystone Moviegraph operator pin
Moviegraph L-742 & D-751/2 1934? projectors 16mm
Moviegraph L-892 1934? projector 8mm
Keystone A-75 1937 500 Watt 16mm projector (click for image)
Keystone A-78, A-81, B-2834 1937 projectors 16mm
Keystone Continental 16 A-82 1937 projector 750 Watt 16mm
Keystone D-64 1936? 200 watt 16 mm projector (click for image, also sold by Macy's under model # M14)
Keystone E 18 and E 23 1936 Mickey Mouse projectors 16mm
Keystone E-70 193? projector 200 W. 16mm (courtesy David Petrusaitis, Canada)
Moviegraph E 93 A/H 1936? projector 16mm
Keystone CC-8 1936? projector 8mm
Keystone J-8, L-8 1938 projectors 8mm
Keystone (Junior) movie 16mm projectors E-729, E-743, 738, E-748, E-753, D-759, and D-62 1937 brochure
Keystone A 72,75 and 81 16mm projectors 1937
Moviegraph E-746 & L-742, L-751, D-752/754 1937 projectors 16mm
Keystone Supreme 948/2 1938? projector 9,5mm (see also model 925-2 1930) above
Moviegraph D-854, D-857, E-882/3 1939? projectors 8mm
Keystone E-946 1939? projector 16mm
Keystone C-18, C-26, C-28 1939 projectors 300 Watt 16mm
Keystone R-8 1939? projector 8mm
Moviegraph L-742, L-942/943, L-946/947, L-951, 1940? 16mm silent projectors
Keystone Continental deLuxe K 160 (and K-161)1947 projector 16mm ACR 0735
Keystone K-65 (Automatic), K-67, K-68 c1953 projectors 8mm
Keystone K-70 Brightbeam 1950? projector 8mm
Keystone K-75, K-77, K-91 1951? projectors 8mm
Keystone Commander de Luxe K-108 1951? projector regular 8mm
Keystone Croydon R-88 1951? projector regular 8mm
Keystone Sixty 1952? 8mm projector
Keystone Automatic 65, 67 1953? projector 8mm
Keystone K-91,K-98 Z, 100 G, K-101 Z, 112 Z, 1953? projectors 8mm
Keystone Ninety-Five 1953? projector regular 8mm
Keystone Magna-Scope with Selectro-Matic control 1953? projector 8mm
Keystone Regal K-105/108, K-109 (S & D), 1953/6 projectors 8mm
Keystone K-110 1958 8mm projector (click for image)
Keystone (Bonanza) K-160 1959 16mm projector
Belmont K-161 1959 projector regular 8mm
Keystone K 902, K903, K 919 1963? projectors regular 8mm
Keystone K 950, K 965 Automatic 1964 projectors regular 8mm
Keystone 980Z Automatic (980 S) 1964 projectors regular 8mm
Keystone 100G 1964 projector regular 8mm
Keystone 980 Z Multimatic 1964? projector regular 8mm

Keystone, Ferrule & Nut Co., Burlington, USA

Flash battery powered toy projector 8mm 1950?

KIEVSKIY GOSUDARSTVENNIY ZAVOD AVTOMATIKI imeni G. I. PETROVSKOGO = Kiev State-run Automatics Works named after G. I. Petrovskiy until 1983, Kiev, Ukraine, (formerly USSR)

Kiev S-1 camera 16mm
Kiev 16 C-2 (Kodak-magazine 15m) 1960-71 16mm camera ACR 0848
Ukraina 1967 camera 16mm
Kiev (Kievskiy Sovnarhoz)16 C-3 (S-3) 1966-71 (after Bell & Howell 200) magazine camera
Kiev 16 Y (16U, 16 UE(electro), 16 YE) 1966-72 16mm 100' reel camera 3-lens turret
Kiev 16E Alfa 1969-73 camera 16mm
Kiev Alpha (Poliautomat)1972-73 camera 16mm lens Bera-7 20mm

Kinak Motion Picture Co., New York, USA

Camera and projector 1910 using 35mm paperfilm

Kinap / Odesskiy P/O Kinap, Odessa (P/O Proizvodtsvenniy Obyedineniye: Production Amalgamation), Ukraine, USSR

Kinap 16 C-1 (S-1)1947-50 camera 16mm (after Siemens C)(Kinap is the abbreviation of Kino Apparaturiy: Cine Apparatus).
Kinap 35K1A 1975 projector 35mm
Ukraina 1952 sound projector 16mm

Kinedrome, Chicago, USA

Kinedrome 1899 - 1905? projector 35mm (based on Magniscope, developed by Donald J. Bell (B&H) for George K.Spoor(Essanay))

Kinemacolor

Kinemacolor 35mm colour projector 1913

Kinematograph (See Precinema, and the wonderful danish site Magic-Lantern.dk .

Kinemo Kit, Los Angeles, USA ???

Kinemo 1920? projector 17,5mm
Kinemo (Kodak safety film) 17,5mm film

Kineres, Germany

Kineres 1920 camera 35mm ACR 0708

Kineto Ltd., London (1907 - 23)

(Known for the production scientific and interest films)

Kineto model B projector 1910 35mm

Kinetograph (Schlicker)

Kinetograph projector 1914 using endless belt safety film 5" x 17,5" on which 1664 images

Kinn, Cin� / Laboratoires J.Giguet, Maul�on-Soule, France

Cin�-Kinn 1924 camera/projector/printer 16mm

Kinograph, Manchester, N.H., USA

Kinograph # 2 1920 toy projector 35mm

Kinokam Co., The, Great Britain

Kinokam style A (12 cm) paper disc (wooden) camera 1900

Kinor (see Moskinap)

Kinora/Bonds Ltd./ Kinora Co. Ltd., London, UK (See also Lumi�re 1896. Incorporating Mutoscope patent by Herman Casler. Also marketed by the British Mutoscope & Biograph Co.Ltd. and Warwick Trading Co.Ltd., London)

Kinora Viewer (2 lenses) 1902 optical toy ACR 0552 (Courtesy Erkki Huhtamo Collection Los Angeles)
Kinora camera 1907 for paperfilm to be viewed in their viewer
Kinora (wooden) camera 2nd model 1910 for 35mm paperfilm
Kinora Viewer # 1 1912 optical toy ACR 0888
Kinora Viewer Nr. 4 (3 lenses) 1912 ACR 0889
Kinora Viewer Nr. 6 1912 optical toy ACR 0890 (click for image)
Kinora Viewer (MG) 1912 optical toy ACR 0829
Kinora Viewer Nr. 7 1912 optical toy ACR 0551
Kinora camera 1" unperforated paperfilm 1912(click for image)
Kinora Grand models 8 and 9 for 2,50 x 3" photographs

Kinoton

Klangfilm G.m.b.H, Germany

Euronette 1934 projector 35mm
Eurocord 1940? optical sound camera 35mm
Minicord V-35 sound recording module 1940?
Minicord-V-16 1949? optical sound (recording) camera 16mm

Kleine Optical Co., Chicago, USA.
Probably only distributor of cinematographic equipment early 1900.

Klix Mfg. Co., Chicago, USA

Klix 1 35mm camera 1917 ?
Klix 2 1918 35mm camera ACR 384
Klix 2 1921 35mm conversion set Klix 2 camera into projector ACR 458

Knega Co. Inc., Washington DC, USA

(I'm not sure about the manufacturers of this camera. It was advertised in Jenkins and Depue's Handbook of 1908. But Knega were also the publishers of that book?!)

Chronomatograph Professional model 1907 camera 35mm

Knetsch, Breslau, Germany

. See also Lehmann & Knetsch

Juwel 1931 projector 16mm
Olympia 1935 projector 16mm 75V. 75 W.lamp
Primus 1937 projector 16mm

Knittel, Bruno, Dresden, Germany

Knittel Familien-und-Reisekino portable projector 1922
Ta-Li-Ki (Tages-Licht-Kino) portable projector 35mm 1923

Kodak Co., Eastman, Rochester, USA

Camera's

Ciné-Kodak A 1926 patent ACR 0813
Ciné-Kodak A 1923-30 camera 16mm ACR 0156 & 385
Ciné-Kodak A 1924 camera 16mm ACR 0157 (click for image)
Ciné-Kodak A 1923-30 camera 16mm ACR 0386 (types I,II,III and IIIa and series K for Kodacolor)
Ciné-Kodak B 1925 - 1931 camera 16mm ACR 0387 (around 150.000 copies)
Ciné-Kodak B (1:3,5) 1926 camera 16mm ACR 0158
Ciné-Kodak B DeLuxe (blue) 1926 camera 16mm ACR 0388
Ciné-Kodak B 1927 camera 16mm ACR 0389
Ciné-Kodak B 1928 camera 16mm (blue, gray and brown leather, around 9000 produced)
Cin� Kodak B 1929 Ostrich leather covered model (small quantity produced 500?)
Ciné-Kodak BB Junior (1:3,5) 1931 50' reel camera 16mm ACR 0159 (also in blue, brown or grey leather)
Ciné-Kodak M (1:3,5-black) 1930 camera 16mm ACR 0161
Ciné-Kodak BB Junior (1:1.9) 1931 50' reel camera 16mm ACR 0390
Cine-Kodak 8 20 1932 camera 8mm ACR 0646
Cine-Kodak 8 60 1932 camera 8mm ACR 0170
Cine-Kodak 8 25 1933-47 camera 8mm ACR 0171
Bedaux Measurement Ciné Kodak 1935 camera 8mm ACR 0643
Cine-Kodak K 1933 camera 16mm
Cine-Kodak Special 1933 camera 16mm ACR 0391
Ciné-Kodak K (1:1,9) 1935 camera 16mm ACR 0160
Cine-Kodak K (1.9) 1930-46 camera 16mm (black, blue, brown, gray)
Cine-Kodak M (3.5) 1930-34 camera 16mm
Cine-Kodak 8 models 20 & 60 1932-46 cameras 8mm
Cine-Kodak 8 model 25 1933-46 camera 8mm
Cine-Kodak Special I 1933 camera 16mm ACR 0391
Cine-Kodak Special 1 1936 camera 16mm ACR 0162
Cine-Kodak Special 1 1936 camera 16mm ACR 0392
Kodak measurement series II 1936? camera 16mm, made for the Prouction Control Machines Corp., NYC.
Cine-Kodak Special 1 1937 camera 16mm ACR 0961
Cine-Kodak model E 1937-46 camera (100' reels, 3.5/20mm lens) 16mm
Magazine Cine-Kodak (Kodak, Berlin)1937 camera 16mm ACR 0164
Magazine Cine-Kodak 1937 camera 16mm ACR 0393
Magazine Cine-Kodak (Navy) 1940 camera 16mm ACR 0644
Cine-Kodak Special 1 (Navy) 1940 camera 16mm
Cine-Kodak Magazine 16 1936-45 camera 16mm ACR 0165 (PH-431 Military)
Cine-Kodak E (1:3,5) 1937 camera 16mm ACR 0166
Aircraft Typ B 2 1940 camera 16mm ACR 0645
Cine-Kodak E (1:1,9) 1939 camera 16mm ACR 0167
Cin�-Kodak Eight model 90 (90A 1941) 1940 camera 8mm
Magazine Cine-Kodak 8 - 90 1940 camera 8mm ACR 0172
Cine-Kodak Special 1(Navy) 1940 camera 16mm ACR 0962 (PH-430)
Cine-Kodak Magazine (Military) 1940 camera 16mm (PH-431)
Cine-Kodak Magazine 8 Camera 1946-55 camera 8mm ACR 0173
Cine-Kodak B 2 Armed Forces 1943 camera 16mm (looks like model E)
Cin�-Kodak Magazine 8A 1946-48 camera 8mm
Cine-Kodak Special 2 1948-61 camera 16mm ACR 0163
Cine-Kodak 8 model 55 1950 camera 8mm
Cine-Kodak Royal Magazine 1950-67 camera 16mm ACR 0168
Cine-Kodak K 100 1955 camera 16mm ACR 0169
Ciné-Kodak K 100 Turret 1955 camera 16mm ACR 0963
Cine-Kodak Reliant Camera 1949-54 camera 8mm ACR 0174
Kodak High-Speed 1950? camera 16mm
Cine-Kodak Eight 55 1950 GB camera 8mm ACR 0647
Brownie Movie Camera 8 1951 camera 8mm ACR 0178
Brownie Movie Camera 1953 camera 8mm ACR 0179
Brownie Movie Camera Turret 1955 camera 8mm ACR 0180
Brownie # 2 1956 camera 8mm ACR 0181
Cin�-Kodak Medallion 8 1956-58 camera 8mm
Cine-Kodak K-100 1955 single lens camera 16mm
Cine-Kodak K-100 1956 3-turret camera 16mm
Cine-Kodak Medaillon 8 1956-59 camera 8mm ACR 0175
KB 9A gun strike recording camera (24-32 f.p.s., 24-29 V.DC) 1958 16mm
Kodak Cinescopemeter camera (Brownie turret 1.9) 1958-62 camera 8mm
Brownie Turret Scopesight 1958 camera 8mm ACR 0182
Cine Scopemeter Camera Turret 1958 camera 8mm ACR 0648
Brownie # 3 (1:1,9) 1959 camera 8mm ACR 0183
Brownie Zoom 8 1960 camera 2x8mm
Kodak Cine Automatic (turret) camera 1959 camera 8mm ACR 0394
Kodak Zoom 8 (also model 2) Reflex 1960 camera 8mm
Kodak Cine Automatic 8 Movie camera 1961 camera 8mm ACR 0176
Kodak Zoom 8 (Automatic 1.9) camera 1961 camera 8mm ACR 0177
Kodak Electric (Automatic, Zoom, Zoom Reflex) 8 1962 (uses Kodak Duex 8) magazine camera 8mm
Brownie 8 Automatic 1962 camera 8mm
Hawkeye 8 (for Premium Market) 1962-68 camera 2x8mm
Brownie Fun Saver 1963 camera 2x8mm ACR 0395
Escort 8 (also Escort 8 Zoom) 1964 camera 2x8mm
Kodak Reflex Special 1964 sound camera 16mm
Brownie Instamatic M6 1966 camera super 8
Ektasound 140 1970? sound stripe super 8mm camera
Our Gang super 8 camera 1978

Kodak projectors

Kodascope model A Series K 1926 projector 16mm ACR 0460
Kodascope model B 1928 projector 16mm ACR 0960 (Also sold in
Kodascope Library - Kodascope B 1929 16mm projector
1928-35 Business Kodascope (model B)
Kodascope model C 1924 projector 16mm (click for image)
Kodascope C 1924 projector 16mm ACR 0461
Cin�-Kodak Quarter-Size Theatre 1927? dealers' showroom display
Kodascope 8 20, 30 & 50 1932 projectors 8mm
Kodascope 8 60 1932 projector 8mm
Kodascope D 1933 projectors 16mm ACR 0462
Kodascope K 52 V. 260 Watt 1933 (K50 500 Watt & K75 750 Watt 1934) projector 16mm
Kodatoy 1930-34 projector 16mm (100' with possibility for installing 400' extension arms. There was also a motorized model.
Kodascope L 1935 projector 16mm
Bedaux Measurement Kodascope 1935 projector 8mm
Kodascope 8 33 1935-48 projector 8mm
Kodascope 8 34 1935 Germany projector 8mm ACR 0738
Kodascope 8 40 1934-39 projector 8mm ACR 0739
Kodascope 8 50 R, 55 1937 projector 8mm ACR 0740
Kodascope E 1937 projector 16mm
Kodascope Special 1937 projector 16mm
Kodascope EE 1937-41 projectors 16mm
Kodascope 8 modell 80 1938 projector 8mm ACR 0464 (image German Stuttgart model)
Kodascope 8 44 1938 projector 8mm ACR 0463
Kodascope EE Series 2 1938 projector 16mm ACR 0736
Kodascope Repeater model G series II 1940-45 projector 16mm
Kodascope M 70 1938? projector 8mm
Kodaskope Acht models 34 & 44 1939 projectors 8mm
Kodascope 8 70 1940 projector 8mm
Kodascope G(100-110V.), GA (200-250V) 1939 projectors 200 W. 16mm
Kodasope G Repeater model projector 16mm 1937
Kodascope F (also FB, FB-25, FS-10, 40) 1941 sound projector 16mm
Kodascope Sixteen-10, 20 1941 - 52 silent projectors 16mm
Kodascope FS-10-N Navy type H 1942? sound projector 16mm
Kodascope 16 10 1947 projector 16mm ACR 0737
Home 'Kodascope' Eight-33 (de Luxe) 1948-58 projectors 8mm
Kodascope Eight 71(A) and 90A 1950-52 projectors 8mm
Cin�-Kodak Showtime (Variable Speed) 1955-58 projectors 8mm(image of 8-500 model)
Kodak Pageant 8K 5 sound projector 16mm
Kodak Pageant Sound models 1, 154S, 8K 5, , AV-071, 12 M SL, 151, MF 2-5, MK 4, 250S 1951-72 sound projectors 16mm
Kodascope Royal 1953-56 projectors 16mm
Brownie 1952 (1.6 1954) projector 8mm
Kodascope Pageant Super-40 model AV-074 1953 optical sound projector 16mm
Cinesalesman Kodak Pageant 16mm sound projector in continuous loop casing manufactured by Busch.
Brownie model 2 1955-56 projector regular 8mm
Brownie 300 1957/61 projector 8mm
Brownie projector 500 (model B 1957) 1956 regular 8mm
Kodascope Analyst I & II 1953-56 projector 16mm
Eastman Television projector, based on their Professional models 25,30, 40 1953? 16mm (Courtesy Steve Matz BSP)
Brownie Eight (models 58 - 61) 1958-63 projector regular 8mm
Brownie 300 (model 1 & 2)1956-59 projector regular 8
Brownie 300 (model 4)1959-61 projector regular 8
Brownie 8 projector model 10 1959-63 projector regular 8mm
Brownie 8 model A-15 1960-66 automatic threading projector regular 8mm (test ACW Oct 19, 1961)
Brownie Eight-61 1961 projector regular 8mm
Brownie 310 (model A4) 1960-66 projector regular 8mm
Brownie 500 (model A, B, C & 10)A-5 1956-59 projector regular 8mm
Brownie 500 A-5, A-15 1960-66 projector regular 8mm
Kodascope Sound 8 model 1 1960 projector regular 8mm
Kodascope Kalvin 1960? sound (Magn. rec. & play) projector 8mm
Kodak Hi-Mat 8 A5 1962 projector regular 8mm
Kodak Pageant AV-126-TR, 8K5 1963 optical sound projectors 16mm
Kodak Pageant AV-255-S, Mk 4/5 1963? opt/magn sound projectors 16mm
Kodak Sound model 1 E 1962 stripe sound projector regular 8mm
Kodak Chevron 8 model 1 1962-64 projector regular 8mm
Kodak Chevron 8 model 10 1963-66 projector regular 8mm
Kodak Automatic 8 model 1 1964-66 projector regular 8mm
Kodak Caralux 8 1964-66 projector regular 8mm
Kodak Ektagraphic CT1000 1967? sound projector 16mm
Kodak 250S 1970? sound projector 16mm

Various (Kodak)

Thomas A. Edison laboratory - West Orange, N.J.
Zootrope (Replica) 1973 Germany zo ACR 0964
Praxinoskop (Replica) 1975 Germany Optical toy ACR 0965

Kodel Electric & Mfg. Co. Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.

Kemco Homovie 1929 camera 8/16mm (four 8mm frames on 16mm film) bakelite ACR 0155
Kemco Homovie 1929 projector (four 8mm frames on 16mm film)

Kohka (Japan)

Kohka Auto EE 8 1965? camera super 8

Kohl, Max

Zootrope 1900 Germany Kohl 100 zo ACR 0830

Kokoku Seiki Mfg. Co.Ltd., Kawasaki, Japan

Mini-auto 8P 1960 projector regular 8mm

Kolograph Corp., Indianapolis, USA

Kolograph model C 35mm projector
Kolograph model D 1913 35mm portable projector
Kolograph model 1615 1939? 16mm optical sound projector

Konica/Konishiroku Photo Industry Co.Ltd., Tokyo, Japan (marketed Rokuohsha, Tokyo cameras)

Sakurascope 1936? projector 8, 9,5, 16mm (courtesy Dirk H.R. Spennemann)
Cine Sakura 16mm camera 1935, lens Rokuoh-Sha Luminon 1.6/25mm (click for image)(Also known with Hexar 3.5 25mm Rokuoh-Sha lens)
Rokuoh-sha type 89 1940? machine gun camera WW2
Konica Sunflex 16 1959? camera 60-120 cassette 16mm
Konica Zoom 8 1958 camera zoom lens (12-32/f2) 2x8mm
Konica 8 II 1960 camera zoom lens(12-32mm/f2) camera 2x8mm
Konica 8 E 1964 camera Hexanon 1.4/12mm
Konica 3TL 1970 camera single 8 (camera to the right)
Konica 6-TL 1970 camera Hexanon 1.8/8-48mm single 8

Kopil/Kobayashi Seiki Seisakujo Ltd., Japan

Kopil I A Electric Eye 1961? 3-turret camera 8mm
Kopil Zoom 8 EE 1962 camera 2 x 8mm ACR 0959
Kopil II A Zoom 8 EE 1962 2 x 8mm camera
Kopil III A Zoom EE 1963 camera 2 x 8mm

Kowa Optical, Japan

Kowa-Lux Zoom 8 1963? camera 2x8mm

Kramme & Zeuten (KZ), Danmark (although an airplane manufacturer under the name of Skandinavisk Aero Industri, during WW2 they fabricated 16mm projectors. Info courtesy Mogens B�gild)

KZ 1941 projector 16mm
Stumfilm-Gengiver Junior 16mm silent projector

Krasnagorsk / KMZ (Krasnogorskiy Mekhanicheskiy Zavod (Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant), Krasnagorsk, USSR

Krasnagorsk logo. See also here

AKC-1 (AKS 1r) 1949 gun camera 35mm (after B&H Eyemo)
DKC-1 1951? camera 35mm
Kama 1958 camera single 8mm ACR 0966
Quarz 8 1960 camera regular 8mm ACR 0968
Quartz 2 M 1960 double 8mm camera
Ekran (means 'screen') 1961 camera 1x8 ACR 0967
Quarz 2 (M) 1963-68 camera 8mm ACR 0969
Ekran 2 ? 1963? camera 1 x 8mm (10 m. magazine)
Ekran-3 1x8mm camera (cassette) 1965-69
Ekran-4 2x8mm camera 1966-75
Krasnogorsk 1 16 LK 1965 camera 16mm ACR 0704
Krasnagorsk 2 Semi-Automatic 16 1966 16mm camera
Krasnagorsk 3 1979 zoom lens camera 16mm (klick for manual)
Quarz 2 M 1965 camera R8mm ACR 0970
Quarz ZM Zoom R8mm camera 1965
Quarz 2x8 C-3 zoom R-8 camera 2x8mm
Quarz Duo 1966 camera regular and super 8mm
Quarz 2x8S 1 DS8 1968 camera 1x double super 8 ACR 0971
Quarz Kinoflex 1x8S 2 (1.8/9-38mm zoom) Super 8 1970
Quartz 5 Zoom (2.4 9-36) super 8 camera 1970
Quarz DS8-3 DS8 Zoom (9-38) 1973 camera DS8 ACR 0972
Quarz 2x8 C-3 1973 camera 2x8mm
Ekran-5 2x8 1975 camera 2x8mm
Quarz-5 DS8 1975 camera DS8 ACR 0973
Quartz 700 M 1975 double super 8
Quarz M DS8 1977 camera 2xS8
Krasnogorsk 3 1976 camera 16mm ACR 0705
Quarz TTL DS8 1980? (lens Meteor 1.8/9-38mm) camera 2xS8
AKC 4M 1985? camera 35mm

Kretzschmar, Fridolin (Deutsche Kinematographen Werke), Dresden, Germany.

Manufacturer of the first German substandard cine camera, component of a whole system. (Available were: a lamphouse to convert the camera into a projector and a printer) Ernemann bought the Kretzschmar patent. The Kinematograph was the forerunner of Ernemann Kino I and Kino II. See also here (click)

Kretzchmar Kinematograph 1902 camera.
Kretzschmar Kinematograph 2 1903 camera/projector 17,5mm ACR 0396(similar to Ernemann Kino 1)
Kretzschmar Betrachter 1903 viewer ACR 0782
Kretzschmar Kinematograph BA 1904 manual ACR 0974

Kunert, Werner, Wilhelmshaven, Germany

Gigant I and II theatrical twin projector 35mm 1947

Kymograph Cameras, Grass Instruments Co./Grass Medical Co., Quincy, USA

Kymograph (C4B, C4R, C4PR, C4H & C4L) osciloscope recording cameras 35mm 1980 (designer: Grass)

Kynko / Chas Wright Ltd. , Great Britain

Kynko 1932 bakelite camera/projector 9,5mm

L

La Belle Industries, Wisconsin, USA

Duo demonstration projector using continuous 16mm film- and tape loop 1955? (models AVT Courier & Kassette)

The Lackner Co. Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

AN-N6 US Army Air Force camera 1947 16mm, Kodak or Wollensak 3.5/35mm lens

LaFayette Instrument Co.., USA

Pony 1958? projector 16mm
Lafayette Analyser model 56 1958? projector 16mm

Lambda Co., USA

Eidoloscope 1895 projector 35mm?

Lamy, Milan, Italy

Lamy projector 8mm

Lancaster & Son, J., Birmingham, Great Britain

Optical Lantern 1901 ACR 0783

Landlicht AG, Germany

Landlicht Kapro (HK) 1923 camera 35mm ACR 0976
Landlicht Kapro 1923 brochure describing their camera/projection outfit ACR 0975
Landlicht Apparat 12 1923 camera 35mm ACR 0649
Landlicht VI 1923 projector 35mm

Lapierre Frères, France

Lanterne Carré (H = 27 + F06e = 11) 1845 magic lantern ACR 0784
Lanterne Carré 1-26 (H = 28,5 + Blanc) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0510
Lanterne Carré 1-35 (H = 28,5 + Bronz6) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0977
Lampascope Carré 81 -1 (H = 27,5) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0978
Lapierre Riche 1880? magic lantern
Lampascope Carré 84-4 (H= 35) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0511 (click for image)
Lanterne Medaillon (H= 25) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0785
Lanterne Medaillon (H= 33) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0979
Lanterne Salon 1 1 -B (H= 21,5) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0980
Lanterne Salon 13-00 (H= 28) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0786
Lampadophore Boule 87-1 (H= 46) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0512
Lanterne Riche 44-1 (H = 31,5) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0981
Lampascope Boule (H = 28,5 + Red) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0513
Lampascope Boule (H = 33 + Bronz�) 1880 magic lantern ACR 0514
Cinématographe Francaise 1900 animated glass disc projector ACR 0982
Lapierre cinematographe 1914? 35mm
Kinematograph 1910? projector double sprocketwheels 35mm
Kinematograph + magic lantern 1910 KMG ACR 0806
Lapierre Cinema magic lantern + kinematograph 1914? ACR 0515
LaPierre-Cinema 6el 1924? toy projector 35mm
LaPierre type 3 1949 projector 9,5mm (Geneva type film advance)
Lapierre J 1, RL50, RL52 1950? projectors 9,5mm (connecting cord serves as resistance!)
Lapierre RL 50, RL 52C, L60 and L70 1954 projectors 9,5mm
Lapierre H60, H70, L 70 projectors 8mm
Lapierre Cine BR type B2 (Lum and Extra) 1958 projectors 9,5mm
Lapierre L100(with adaptor for 9,5mm) 1959 projector 8/9.5mm
Lapierre A/80 1959? hand-crank projector 9,5mm
Saphir type Castor 1959? projector 9,5mm
Lapierre New Cine BR type B2 1960? projector 9,5mm

Lang Manufacturing Works, Olean, N.Y., USA

Projector prototype around 1910 35mm

Lapipe, A., France

Lapiposcope 35mm projector 1896

Latham, USA

Latham 35mm camera and projector (with Enoch J.Rector incorporating 'Latham loop') 1894

Lawhun, S. McKee, USA

(President of the New York Institute of Photography)

Lawhun 1920 camera 35mm. This camera was illustrated in C.L. Gregory's: Motion Picture Photography p.62, but whether it ever went into production?

Laval, E., Paris, France

Cin�o type 1 1925 projector 35mm

LaVezzi Machine Works,Chicago, USA

LaVezzi Moving Picture (model 8?) 1913 camera 35mm
LaVezzi Theatre 1951 projector 35mm

Lee & Turner see Darling

Lehmann, A., F�rth, Germany

Alef 1926? projector 35mm (Courtesy Tibor Fenyvesi)
Another Alef projector 1926?
Vokin 1926? toy projector
Alescope 1927? projector lamp 12 V. 9,5 mm
Alef Privat 1928 projector lamp 9,5mm ACR 0465
Alescope 1929 9,5mm projector
Nofinette projector 35mm 1929
Alcin 1930 projector 16mm
Alcinette (100) projector 16mm
Alef A 1932 camera 9,5mm ACR 0184
Alef A 1932-37 camera 9,5mm ACR 0983 (5 different A models!)
Alef B 1932-37 camera 9,5mm ACR 0397 (3 different B models)
Alef C 1932-37 camera 9,5mm ACR 0185
Alef A 1934 camera 9,5mm ACR 0650
Alef B 1934 camera 9,5mm ACR 0186
Kinematograph + magic lantern 1935 ACR 0516
Alef Alcino 144, 146/7 1937? projectors
Alef Bilkin (Bilcin) Junior Cinema 80 1936? projector 9,5mm
Alef Bilcin # 171 1934 9,5mm projector (provision for 'notched' frames) lamp 25 V. 25 W.
Bilcin # 172 1937 9,5mm projector (without notched frames intermittent)
Alef Bilcin 101 1937 ('Illustra' with super attachment) 9.5mm
Alef Cinema 133/4 toy projectors sold by Woolworth for 9,5mm film loops
Alef Bilcin 186 1937? projector 9,5mm
Alef Bilcin 187 'Mickey Mouse' 9,5mm (see Mickey Mouse below)

Lehmann & Knetsch, Walter, Breslau, Germany See also Knetsch

Knirps 1, 2 Handkoffer Kino B 35mm portable projector 1926
Olympia 1935 projector 16mm ACR 0459

Leitz GmbH, Ernst, Wetzlar, Germany

(see Leitz Kinowerke below)

Leitz G1 1949? projector 16mm
Leitz H3 1949? projector 16mm (2000 W. xenon lamp)
Leitz prototype camera 16mm (only 10 copies known)
Leica N9 Mark 3 1958? gun camera 2.8/35mm 16mm (Leitz Canada)
Leicina 8 V (Leitz-Variogon 1.8 8-48mm) 1960 camera 8mm ACR 0398
Leicina 8 S 1960 camera 8mm
Cinovid 1961-64 projector (8V.50W.)
Leicina 8V Manual ACR 0187
Leicina 8 SV (Leicina-Vario or Ang�nieux 1.8/7,5-35mm) 1962 camera 2x8mm ACR 0188
Leicina Super 1969-1973 camera (Vario 1.9/8-64mm) super 8
Leicina Super RT 1 1970-77 camera super 8
Leicina Special camera 1972-75 (1.8 6-66mm) super 8(click for image)
Leicina Special High Speed (1,90,130 fps) 1973-75 super 8

Leitz Kinowerke GmbH., Germany

(After 1929 manufactured by by AEG, Berlin. See Leitz above))

Mechau 1912 optical system projector 35mm
Mechau 3 1922 projector 35mm ACR 0741

Lemaire, France

Polyorama Panoptique (BH = 9,7 + gron) 1839 ACR 0541
Polyorama Panoptique (BH = 19 + grgn) 1839 ACR 0832
Polyorama Panoptique et diagraphe 1839 ACR 0984

Lenco Photo Products, Japan

Lentar 1963? projector 20-32mm zoomlens regular 8mm

Le Seul, see Courvoisier

Levèque SA, Pierre, Pau, France

LD 8 1947 camera 2x8mm
LD 8 II 1952 camera 2x8mm ACR 0189
LD 8 Automatique 1957 camera 2x8mm ACR 0651
LD 8 Eld�matic 1959 camera 2x8mm ACR 0652
Eldematic LD8 Automatique
LD 8 Reflex 1959 camera 2x8mm
LD 8 Export 1960 camera 2x8mm
LD 8 Sp�ciale Zoom Reflex 1964 2x8mm camera

Levi, Jones & Co.Ltd., London, Great Britain (See also Levi & Co. below)

Matagraph 1898 projector 35mm

Levi & Co., Samuel J, London, Great Britain (Hopwood p.175) (see also Mazo, Paris below)

Rollograph 1898 projector 35mm
Leviathan 1899 projector 35mm
Amateur Kinematodor 1899 projector of images on disc

Levi???????????

Leviton toy film projector size unknown

Leybold, Cologne, Germany Manufacturer of carbon arc light burners 1898 - ?

Liesegang, Eduard, D�sseldorf/Hauff GmbH, Stuttgart, (West-) Germany

Projektion mechanism 35mm (without light house) 1896
Liesegang models 40/42 1900 projectors 35mm and slide
Imperator 1905 (beater-mechanism) projector 35mm
Mentor 1905 (beater-mechanism) projektor 35mm
Monarch & Praetor 1905 (beater, from 1909 with maltese cross) projector 35mm
Mentor Minor (beater-mechanism) 1907 projector 35mm
Dynast 1911 (maltese cross, theater-) projector 35mm
Pantokrat 1911 (beater-mechanism) projector 35mm
Imperator model M 1911 (Maltese cross) projector 35mm
Schulprojector 1912 35mm
Uranus 1921 projector 35mm
Janus 1926 epidiascope and filmprojector 35mm
Novo-Trajanus 1928 projector 35mm
Pr�tor-Malteser 1930 projector 35mm
Argus 1932-3 projector 16mm
Liesegang S-1 (synchro-) 1959 projector regular 8mm

Ligonie SA, Paris, France (1965 - 1985) (Courtesy Siegbert Fischer)

Autoreflex 1965 camera 9,5mm (only 100 copies built, 50' Webo magazine)
Europ 951S 1968? projector 9,5mm (after Path� Europ)
Europ IM 250 S 1968? Projector 9,5mm (sound version 951S)
S 2000 1969-73 (Autoreflex) camera powered by solar cells 9,5mm
Limatic 1969-73 camera 9,5mm (=Path� Rio)
Ligonie M915 1970 camera 9,5mm (=Path� Lido)
Ligonie DSM projectors 9,5mm 2-track magn. sound projector (built by Elmo)
Ligonie TS 1973? 9.5 projector (built after Elmo ST 1200)
Ligonie M950 (silent) OSM 950 (sound) 9,5 1974? projectors 9,5mm (adapted from Eiki)
SK 2001 & SK 2002 1976-84 camera 9,5mm (adapted Beaulieu R16)
Ligonie OSM 950 sound projector 9,5mm after Eiki (M950 is silent model)
Ligonie SK 2003 1984 camera 9,5mm (prototype)

Lindstrom Tool and Toy Co.(Also Lindstrom Corp.), Bridgeport,Conn., USA

Model 1010A (1015 AC) 1937 hand operated projectors 16mm
Model 1650 1936? handcrank projector 8mm? (with Mickey Mouse transfer)
Model 1660 1936? motorized silent projector 16mm
Model 2010A, 2015A 1937? silent projectors 16mm

Linhof, Dipl. lng., Munich, Germany

Coco 1921 camera 17,5mm ACR 0190 (Incidentally, this camera was stolen when posted to me in March 2012. Please alert me when offered for sale. Michael Rogge)
Amata 1925 camera 35mm

Linnett, J.B.

Kineograph 1868 flip book (Paganini and other subjects)

Lion / Vitascope, Japan

Lion Vitascope 1930? Japanese toy projector 35mm (comes with 'Lion Domestic' film titles such as Mickey Mouse, Popeye, King Kong, printed in Japan). Various box covers known.
Lion 8mm battery-powered hand-crank projector 1958?

L�ffel, Leipzig, Germany (1926 - 1933)

Ph�nix 35mm projector 1926 (only 150 made)

LOMO - Leningrad-Werk, Leningrad, USSR.(Leningradskiy Optiko-Mekhanicheskiy Obyedineniye (Leningrad Optical-Mechanical Amalgamation. Inverted V over the name Omo means 'L' making Lomo.) See Mashpriborintorg VO and Moskinap for Konvas cameras). See also here

CLP MG camera 1940 35mm camera
Sport 1960-2 camera 2x8mm
Neva 1 1960? camera 2x8mm
Neva 2 1962 camera 2x8mm
Lada 1 1963-75 zoomlens camera 2x8mm
Sport 2 - Ambassador 1961-5 camera 2x8mm ACR 0654
Mir (Myr) 2 C 8 1960 projector 8mm ACR 1101
Kinop 8P1 8mm projector 1961?
Mir-2 1962? projector regular 8mm
Luch-2 1965? projector (optional synchronizer for taperecorder) regular 8mm
Sport 3 1962-8 camera 2x8mm ACR 0985
Rodina 1962 camera 35mm (or is this a Moskinap camera?)
Neva 4 1963 camera 2x8mm
Temp 1965? high speed (24-150 fps) camera 1965? 35mm
Lada PF 2 1965 zoomlens 1.2/9-37mm camera 2x8mm
Duo Quarz Rous 1966 8 and super 8 camera
Aurora 1969 camera Double Super 8 ACR 0655
Aurora Super 1969-76 camera double super 8
Lantan 1969-75 camera (regular) 8mm
Sport 4 1971-3 camera 2x8mm
Aurora 2 Super 1971 Double super 8 camera
Aurora 10 and 12 1971-75 super 8 (magazine) cameras
Aurora 14 - 18 1972-76 super-8 cameras
Lada-2 1975 camera regular 8mm
Aurora 215/219 1978-81 super/regular 8 (magazine) cameras
Lomo 214/20, 224 1976-81 super 8 (magazine)cameras
Aurora Super 2 1977-79 camera double super 8
Aurora 215, 216 1978-81 silent cameras super 8 magazines
Aurora 226 1985 sound camera super 8

Looksie ?, Japan

Looksie camera/projector 1923? 16mm

Los Angeles Motion Picture Co., Los Angeles, USA (Also manufactured tripods)

Angeles A1 1914 camera 35mm

Loveless & Hunter, London, UK

Oxford 16mm camera 1927
Oxford 16mm projector 1927
Oxford Super K 16mm camera 1928

Lubin, S., Philadelphia, USA.

Cineograph 35mm projector 1897 - 99
Cineograph model L 1899 35mm projector
Studio Motion Picture 1908 Camera 35mm (click for image)
Lubin projector nameplate
Cineograph (all metal) 35mm projector 1908
Lubin 'Marvel' 1910 projector 35mm

Lumen Inc., Joliet, Ill., USA

AQ2(2)(see image), AQ3(3) 1951 US Navy sound projectors 16mm (See also here)

Lumicon see Nihon Cine Industry Lumière, Auguste et Louis, Paris, France

Cinématographe, Le, 1895 France cam/proj 35mm( Lumi�re perforation: one perf. per frame) ACR 0986 (click for image)
- 1895 serial # 1 - 10
- 1896 serial # 10 - 250
- 1896-98 serial # 250 - 450
Original tin and film: one perforation per image both sides
Cinèmatographe Lumière 1895 German Patent ACR 0814
Kinora Lumière 1896 Optical toy ACR 0987
Triograph Projecteur B 1897 projector 35mm(Edison perforation) ACR0988
Lumi�re Cin�matographe (J.Carpentier) 1898? projector 35mm
Camera 1899 - 1900 for 50 and 75mm film for taking films for the Exposition Universel of 1900
Lumi�re cinematographe transform� Path� (by J.Carpentier) 1902
Cinematolabe Lumière- Carpentier 1909 camera+ 35mm ACR 0399
Cin�matolabe 1909 camera 35mm (Lumi�re perforations)

L-W Photo Inc.,van Nuys, CA / L-W Athena Simi Valley, Ca., USA

Athena Specialist 1980? projector 16mm

Lytax-Werke - Apparatebau Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany

Lytax 35mm camera c1920 (click for image)
Lytax A (home projector) B (school projector) 1930 projectors 35mm
Lytax Piccolo 1934 projector 16mm
Lytax SP & Super P 1934 projector 16mm ACR 0742
Lytax K 33 1935 projector 16mm ACR 0466
Lytax SP 36, 38 1935 16mm projectors
Lytax SP 39 1935 projector 16mm ACR 0989
Lytax 1935? horizontal projector/viewer 16mm
Lytax Super P 1937 projector
Lytax Super P 1950 projector 9,5mm
Lytax SP55 1958? projector 16mm
Lytax 55, S, T & TA 1956-58 projectors 16mm
Lytax H 2 S, TL, TM 1958 projectors 16mm
Unitas H2 1958 projector 16mm

M

Maggard Bradely Co. Inc., Morehead, KY, USA

The Cosmograph type A model 14 1920? carbon arc portable aluminum projector 35mm
The Cosmograph 16-R type A 1925? projector 35mm (also for slides)

Magic Lanterns, see Precinema Maguire & Baucus Ltd., London, Great Britain. Later Warwick Trading Co. (1897)

Bioscope 1897 projector 35mm (by Herman Casler, Minnesota, USA, 1896 ?)

Maltheser Machinebau GmbH, Berlin, Germany Should have produced a similar camera as the Duoscope according to Auer Mamey projector, see Meyer Camera, New York

Mamiya Camera Co. Ltd., Tokyo, Japan

Mamiya 8 JE (II) 1958 camera (lens Kominar 1.9/10mm, also green model) 2x8mm
Mamiya 8 G model III 1959 camera (1.9/13mm) 2x8mm
Mamiya 8 Automatic C 1959 camera 2x8mm
Mamiyascope 1959 projector 8mm
Mamiya 8 GL 1960 camera 2x8mm
Mamiya 8 Zoom 1961S-2 camera (1.8/10-30mm) 2x8mm
Adina Zoom 8 1961? camera (1.8/10-30mm) 2x8mm

Mansfield Ind. Inc.Chicago, USA (see Argus, Baskon and Remington)

Mansfield 106 1954 100' reel camera 16mm ACR 0653
Mansfield Miracon II 1960? camera 2x8mm
Cinemax 8 E Auto Zoom 1960? camera 2x8mm
Cinemax 8 H High-Auto 1961? camera (zoomlens 1.8/9-30mm)2x8mm
Holiday CE-1 zoom automatic Electric Eye 1960 camera 8mm
Holiday 1E 1960? Eyematic 2x8mm camera
Holiday II 1960? 2x8mm camera 3-turret
Holiday ZE-II 1960 zoom 2x8mm camera (see Emdeko ZE2)
Holiday Reflex Zoom 1960 2x8mm camera
Holiday Zoom EE Automatic Electric Eye 1960? 2x8mm camera (also marketed as 'Rolls')
Optomax 1960? 3-turret camera 2x8mm
Holiday 501 1960 projector regular 8mm
Mansfield Deluxe model 330 1961? projector regular 8mm
Mansfield Ultra-zoom 1961 projector regular 8mm
Holiday Ultra-Matic Zoom 1961 projector regular 8mm
Customatic: 1962 Ultramatic regular 8mm camera
Customatic Zoom 1962 projector regular 8mm
Customatic model 331 1962? projector regular 8mm
Cin� Viewer model 200 1962? battery operated hand-held viewer regular 8mm
Holiday M 1000 (500) 1962 projector regular 8mm

Maquinaria y Accesorios Fotocinematogr�ficos, Mayafot, Valencia (Hnos. Carbonell, constructors)

May Minor 35mm projector 1950s

Marey, Etienne Jules, France

Chronophotographe A Plaque Fixe 2 A 1882 plate camera ACR 0990

Marguet, L.B., France

Movirex 1956? camera (15 m. reels) 16mm

Marin S.A., Cinematographia, Barcelona, Spain

Vincitor model 60A projector 35mm
8mm projector 1959
35 mm (magnetic sound interlock) projector 1979? (Imported by Alan Gordon Enterprises in the USA., manufactured for Walt Disney World?)

Marlowe Camera Co., Chicago, USA

Marlo 16mm camera 1930?
Marlo 16mm projector 1930?

Marron Carrel ? , USA

Marron Carrel 1400 animation camera 198? 35mm
VistaVision animation camera 60mm 8 perf.

Mashpriborintorg VO (Vnestorgnaya Obyedineniye = foreign amalgamation = export organization), USSR

. See also Lomo

J.N.Maskelyne, London, Great Britain

Mutagraph optical system projector 1897
Maskelyne camera 35mm 1897

G. Massiot, Paris, France

Cin�ma Stator projector 35mm 1924

Mastercraft Toy Co. Inc., USA

Mystoscope optical toy

Masterscope, New York, USA

The MASTERscope 1930? projector 16mm
MASTERscope 16mm camera 1930? (much like the Vitascope camera)

Mathieu, Paris, France

Cinematographe Jouet, flip toy using cards 1902

Maurer, J.A. Inc., Los Angeles/New York, USA

(Formerly Berndt-Maurer Corp. until early forties)

Maurer (also 05) Professional 1947 16mm camera (click for image)
Maurer model 150 16mm silent 200-1200' magazine camera 1952 3-lens turret reflex sync motor drive
Maurer KB-23A Airgun camera 1950? 16mm (Maurer, New York)
Maurer model 5 hi-speed camera 16mm

Maurice, L., Paris, France

(See also Gillon)

Morigraf 1935 camera 35mm ACR 0400

Mavco, USA. See also MiniCine

Disneyland 1950 projector and filmstrip

Mazo, Elie Xavier, Paris, France . (Sold early British cameras as from 1896 such as the Biokam, and of manufacturers: Bunzli & Continsouza, Levie, Jones & Co. Info courtesy Eric Lange, Paris)

Mazo 1906 projector 35mm(By Levie, Jones & Co., London. Image courtesy Eric Lange)
Helios 35mm cam/proj 1920
Cin� Mazo, Cin� Scolaire Mazo, Cin�-Mazo Exelsior 1920 projector 35mm
Laterna Magica 1920

MCM (Mat�riel Cin�matographique Henry Moulin), Paris, France

MCM Tourist 16 (renamed Starlett 16 after 1949)1946 camera 16mm ACR 0656
Starlett 9,5 (16) 1949 camera 9,5 or 16mm

Meccano-Triang, France

Kinderkino Minema 1960 toy projector
Minicinex 1960? toy projector 8mm

MDC, France

Starlett 1950? cameras 8, 9,5, 16mm

Mees, G., Belgium

Projector sound 16mm 1947?

Meire & Deberthand, France

Zootrope Images Vivantes (0 14,5) 1900 ACR 0991

Mekel Eng. Inc. Calif., USA

Mekel NSN Gun magazine Camera C-131 16mm 1950?

M�lior, Soci�t�, Paris, France

M�lior 1921 projector 35mm

Melotone Talking Picture Machine Company, New York, USA

'The voice of the Movies'.Melotone sound-on-disc gramophone-synchronisation-unit for use with 35mm projectors (1923?)

Melton......, USA

Melton (Mascot) Movie Viewer 1952 hand held bakelite? 8mm

Mendel, Georges, Paris, France(Continued by E. Laval, Paris)

G�ant no.1 35mm projector 1901 (identical Path� Lumiere)
Le Triomphe' (or Citoscope) 1907 camera for either photography on 9x12 plates or 35mm motion pictures. (Glass plates possibly for making Mutoscope cards)
Le Citos 1907 projector 35mm
Cin�ma Electric 35mm projector 1912
Historiograph 35mm projector 1913?
G�ant 1914 35mm projector 1914

Meop-Frech, Stuttgart-Frankfurt/Main, West-Germany

Movie-Vox sound projector 16mm

Meopta/J.Suchanek, Brno, Czechoslovakia (click for more info and images of their products. J. Suchanek (1934-37) was incorporated into Meopta after 1948 as a separate company Meopta Brno.). See also Eta, Prague Camera's

Suchanek Admira Ledvinka 1934 camera 8, or 9,5mm
Admira 8 model? 1934? magazine camera 16mm(courtesy Harry Mernick)
Admira 16 1937 camera 16mm
Admira 8 1938 camera 8mm ACR 0191
Admira 9,5 1938 9,5mm camera
Meopta OP 8 1939 camera 2x8mm
Admira 8B 1939? camera 8mm(courtesy Harry Mernick)
Admira 8 C 1948 camera 8mm ACR 0192
Meopta 8 1950 camera 8mm ACR 0992
Admira 8 D (grau) 1952 camera 8mm ACR 0993
Admira 8 E 1956 camera 8mm ACR 0994
Meopta Somet (Sonet) 8 1956 camera (spring wound by pulling cord) 2x8mm
Admira 8 France 1957 camera 8mm ACR 0193
Admira 8 II 1957 camera 8mm ACR 0995
Admira 8 II A (1:2,8) 1958 camera 8mm ACR 0996
Admira 8 II A (1:1.9) 1958 camera 8mm
Admira 16 A Electric 1 1958 camera 16mm ACR 0998
Meopta A el 8 1960 camera 2x8mm
Meopta (Prerov) UM 70/35 1960? Universal projector 35/70mm
Admira 16 C, D Electric 1963-68 16mm
Admira A 8 F/G 1964 camera 8mm ACR 0194
Meopta A 8 G 0 - 2 Supra 1964-71 camera DS8
Adastra 1, 2 , 3 1966 cameras 2x8mm (prototypes?)
Meopta A 8 L 1 - 2 Supra 1966 DS8
Admira A 8 G 2 Supra 1966 camera DS8 ACR 0657
Admira A 8 G 2 Supra 1966 camera DS8 ACR 0657
Admira A 8 L 1 Supra 1966 camera DS8 ACR 0997

Meopta projectors

See also Optikotechna below
Suchanek Akro-Polis 1933 projector convertible 9,5 or 16mm
1934 projector, interchangeable parts regular 8, 9,5mm and slides
OP 8 1936 projector regular 8mm
Pictureta 1936 silent projector 16mm
Almo 16 1936 sound projector 16mm
Popular projector (J. Suchanek) 1937? 8 or 9,5mm
OP 16 1938 projector 16mm. Sound attachment available
Sonet 8 1938 projector regular 8mm
Opefon 1945 sound projector 16mm
Eta 7 1947 sound projector 35mm
Atom 1950 projector 8mm ACR 0743
Meopton 1 1945-50 sound projector 16mm
Meopton II 1945-50 arc lamp sound projector 16mm
Optilux 1945-50 projector regular 8mm
Jubilar 9,5 1945-50 projector 9,5mm
Atom 1945-50 projector regular 8mm
Bata 8.9,5, 16mm Popular projector (see Bata AS)( (According to Meopta: "This is actually a Such�nek projector, model Popular, which had an exchangeable projection head system for formats 8, 9.5 and 16 mm and includes a diapositive slide head. The Ba?a company ordered a significant number of these projectors to be built for advertising and training purposes, however, there was an obstacle to production in that there was insufficient production capacity and, therefore, after mutual agreement, these projectors were assembled under licence directly by the Ba?a company. Which apparently occurred at the end of the 1930s.")
OP 16 1951 sound projector 16mm
MEO5 projector 35mm
Meo 8 1954-60 projector regular 8mm
Meopton 3,4 1955-57 sound projectors 35mm
AM 8 1960-69 projector regular 8mm, RM-8 sound stripe adapter available, or SM-8 tape synchroniser.
Club 16 1962-63 opt/magn. sound projector 16mm
UM 70/35 1963-73 sound projector 35/70mm
Meoclub 16 (Standard, Automatic H, Electronic, AS 2) 1965-84 opt/magn. sound projector 16mm
Meocord 1966-67 projector regular 8mm ACR 0745
AM 8 Super 1967-70 projector super 8
Meopta AM 8 1960 projector 8mm ACR 0744

Messters Projection GmbH, Germany

Messter 1896 projector 35mm
Kine Messter Kamera (MAG = 6OM) 1899 camera 35mm ACR 0658
Kine Messter Kamera (MAG = 2OM) 1900 camera 35mm ACR 0659
Kine Messter Kamera 1904 catalogue ACR 0999
Kine Messter Kinetograph (MAG = 5OM) 1900 camera 35mm ACR 0401
35mm projection mechanism around 1905 (click for image)
Messters Kinematograph 1912 projector 35mm ACR 0467
Kine Messter Kinetograph (MAG = 5OM) 1904 camera 35mm ACR 1000
Biophon * 1910 projector 35mm ACR 0746
Präzisionskamera XIV - BN Pr�kamo 1914 camera 35mm ACR 0660

Mestres, Salvador, Spain

Cine Stuk toy projector using 35mm film

Meyer Camera & Instrument Co., New York, USA

Mamey 35 mm projector 1914

MIC (M�canique Industrielle Cin�matographique),Succession Photographe Cin�ma Henri Alekan - France

MIC B3 sound projector 16mm
MIC 1957? sound projector 16mm (1000W)
Projecteur M I C cin�ma transportable caisse 1957

Mickson / L.Mousseau, Angers, France See Mousseau below. (Walt Disney-) Mickey Mouse Ltd., Great Britain (See also Lehmann, Excel, Keystone for Mickey Mouse projectors)

Mickey Mouse 1938? toy projector (Lehmann?) 9.5mm manufactured under arrangement with Walt-Disney-Mickey Mouse Ltd.

Microcine SRL, Bergamo, Italy

Orafon Series A 1952 camera (provision for sound) 16mm 200 ft magazines ACR 0661
Orafon Series CS 1952? camera (provision for sound ) 200 ft magazines
Orafon 8 1955 sound camera 8mm ACR 1001
Mignon 35 projector 35mm

Micro Cine/Kern, Aarau, Switzerland. See also Hauser, Philippe & Probst, Edouard

Micro Cine 1926 projector/viewer dark red metal 9,5mm ACR 0779 (image courtesy Christies, London)
Micro Cine Luxus 1926 projector/viewer 9,5mm ACR 0780
Micro Cine - Presenta Pocket Cine 1934 bakelite proj/viewer 9,5mm ACR 0781

The Micrograph Co. Ltd., London

Micrograph 35mm projector 1898 (ad in Hopwood's 'Living Pictures')

Microtecnica, Turin, Italy (See also Cine Cirse)

Micron Eta projector 35mm
Micron Tau projector 35mm
Micron Delta projector 35mm
Micron IV projector 35mm
Micron XS projector 35mm
Super Comet 1955 silent projector 9,5 and 16mm
Micron 600 1956? optical sound projector 16mm
Astro 1957? projector 8mm
Cirse Sound 1957 magnetic sound projector 8mm
Cometson 1957 magnetic sound projector 8mm
Missouri 1957 silent projector 8mm
Nilus 1957 silent projector 8mm (some in red)
Microtecnica OPL 127 sound projector 16mm
Micron XVIII, 520, 550, 600 1958 silent projectors 16mm
Micron XI 1960? projector 35mm
Oregon 1960? silent projector 8mm
Orafon 1960 sound camera 1200' magazines
Microlambda 1960? cinema projector with horizontal filmgate 35mm
Micron XV C 1963? theatrical projector 35mm
Micron Sigma 1965? projector 35mm
Micron XXV, XXVII, XXVIII, 1965? sound projector 16mm
Micron 27 J 1968? sound projector 16mm
Micron 28 J 1970? sound projector 16mm
Micron XXX 1971? projector 35mm

Midas Camera Projector Ltd, London, Great Britain

Midas 1933 camera/projector 9,5mm lens 2.5
Midas Super Improved 1939 camera/projector 9,5mm

Midget Movies Ltd., London, Great Britain.

Midget Movie 1932 GB Midget bakelite camera/projector 9,5mm (Brittania emblem) ACR 0402

Midget Movies / Capitol Projector Corp. New York, USA

Midget Movies mutoscope-like projection console 1948?

Midgette Joy Co., USA

Midgette Movie Theatre 1950 Optical toy ACR 0831

Mikado, Saitama, Japan

Midgette Movie Theatre 1950 Optical toy ACR 0831
Mikado Automatic Eight Zoom Reflex 1964 camera 2x8mm

Miki, Italy

Toy projector regular 8mm 1955?

Miller Cine Co Ltd., Gloucester, Great Britain

Miller 9,5 1933 camera 9,5mm ACR 0403 (Image second from left)
Miller B 1939 (de Luxe) camera 9,5mm (review ACW June 1939)
Miller 8 C 1939? camera 8mm
Miller 9,5 1941 camera 9,5mm ACR 0662
Miller CA 1953 camera 2x8mm ACR 0195
Miller CA 1953 camera 2x8mm ACR 0663
Miller 8 S 1959 camera 2x8mm

D.B. Milliken Co., Arcadia, Cal., USA

Milliken KF 12 A 194? high speed camera 16mm
Milliken DBM (3) 3C 194? high speed camera 400 fps 16mm
Milliken DBM 4, 4A, 44 1954? high speed 64 - 400 fps 16mm
Milliken DBM 5AM 1955 camera high speed 128-400 fps 16mm
Milliken DBM 5 B 1955? high speed (up to 500 fps) camera 16mm
Milliken DBM 5C 1955? high speed camera (64 - 200fps) 16mm
Milliken DBM 5D 1955? high speed camera (24 - 500fps) 16mm
Milliken DBM 55, KF 12A High Speed (up to 500 f.p.s.) 1955? cameras 16mm

MiniCin� / Martin Lucas Ltd., Hollinwood, Lancs.,(later: London), Great Britain

Baby Movie 1949? projector for 35mm filmstrips 2 images per vertical row clockwork motor
MiniCine black crackle painted projector for animated 35mm filmstrips with 4 images per vertical row 6 V. 1950 ACR 0787
Super MiniCine silver hammer finish projector as above 1950
Mini Cine Movie as above but smaller model 1950
Eagle 1951? projector for 35mm film strips
MiniCine Disneyland projector green or red 1951?

Minolta Camera Co.Ltd., Japan

Minolta 8 Zoom 1962 camera 2x8mm
Minolta Reflex Zoom 8 Electric 1962 camera 2x8mm
Minoltina 8 1964 camera (Rokkor 1.8/8-25mm) 2x8mm
Minolta 1969? recording camera 16mm (to record archives and bank checks)

M.I.P. / M�canique Industrielle de Pr�cision, Paris, France (1928 - 1966)

. Merger of Continsouza and Aubert in 1928. In 1937 the following firms joined: Jean Carpentier, Pascal Carpentier, Andr� Joly, Pierre No�l et Jacques Brunon. Many take-overs in following years.

MIP grande Croix projector 35mm
MIP G.C., MIP III and MIP XIV. 1937? projectors 35mm
MIP XIV 1939 sound projector 35mm
MIP XVI 1947 sound projector 16mm
MIP XVIII 1947 sound projector 16mm
MIP XVII 1947 sound projector 35mm
MIP XVIIb 1950 sound projector 35mm

Mirographe, Paris, France

Projector 1901 for 20mm film notched on both sides film

Mitchell & Kenyon, Blackburn, Great Britain

Norden 35mm camera around 1905(possibly a Prestwich camera sold under their name, click for image)

Mitchell Camera Corp., Glendale/West-Hollywood, CA,USA

Mitchell Professional 35mm camera 1920 (for further info click here)
Mitchell # 51 camera 35mm 1922 (Courtesy Christie's, London)
Collector Sam Dodge introduces Mitchell 35mm camera on YouTube
Sam Dodge introduces a historical Mitchall 35mm camera
Sam Dodge introduces his Mitchell NC #72 studio 35mm camera
Mitchell S/N-370 1929? Ultra Speed camera 35mm. Speeds 24 and 120 f.p.s
Mitchell background projector 35mm used by Samuel Goldwyn Studios and Warner Bros)
Another Mitchell background projector 35mm
Mitchell 16 HSM hi-speed (144 fps) camera 1932?
Technicolor Three-Strip 1936 camera 35mm
Mitchell NC "newsreel" (or "noiseless") 1932 camera 35mm
Mitchell BNC-R Studio camera 35mm 1932
Mitchell A-9 type SS aircraft camera 35mm
Mitchell BNCR (=Blimped Newsreel Camera, 365 were produced) 1934 camera 35mm(Clip by Sam Dodge demonstrating the camera)
Mitchell model D 1940? camera 35mm
Mitchell HS-16-E4 (-F4)1940? high speed camera 6 - 600 fps 16mm
Mitchell GC (=Government Camera)(GCN) 1943? Standard/High Speed camera 35mm
Mitchell Standard Silenced PH-274 1946 US Army camera 35mm
Mitchell CM-Z 3 Navy 1952 camera 16mm
Mitchell Studio BNC camera 35mm 1950?
Mitchell 16 Professional 1950? 400-1200' magazine 16mm (sound) camera 3-lens turret el.motor (click for image)
Mitchell VistaVision 1956 camera 35mm (horizontally) (first used on "The Ten Commandments").
Mitchell FC/BFC ('Fox camera') 1957 65mm (first used on 'South Pacific')
Mitchell FC840 camera 70mm
Mitchell R 35/MKII 1960? reflex pin-register camera 35mm
Mitchell S35R 1967 reflex camera 35mm. Three mounting positions for magazines.
Mitchell Fries 35 R 1960? camera 35mm
Mitchell Fries 35 R GC (also GCN) 1962? high speed camera 35mm
Mitchell Fries 35 R3 1965? hi-speed camera 35mm
Mitchell S35R 1965 camera (noiseless, using movement of the 1932 NC camera above) 35mm

Mollier, Etablissements , Paris, France

Cin� type Mollier, camera/projector using 35mm film, split in two.1924?
Petit professionel Mollier 35mm projector 1922
Junior type A & B, 35mm projector 1922
Philopse 35mm camera 1922
Educateur, 35mm projector 1924
Educo, 35mm projector 1924
Mollier 1928 projector 35mm

Molteni, A., Paris, France

Laterna Magica 1880 magic lantern ACR 0517
Phenakistoscope de projection 1882 magic lanternZ ACR 1002
Laterna Magica 1898 magic lantern ACR 0518

Monarch Film Service, Memphis, TN, USA

Monarch Motion Picture Machine model B (?) 1912 - 18 35mm (double interior shutter)(Erkki Huhtamo Collection, Los Angeles)
Monarch Motion Picture Machine model E 35mm projector 1917?

Monee & Co. Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore, India

Monee MSP MT 1989 ? projector head with built in sound head and lens turret 35mm

Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago, USA
This department store/mail-order house marketed under their name numerous cameras and projectors, notably Keystone Moviegraph projectors(see above)

The Hollywood 1933? 16mm projector with round lamphouse
The Hollywood Senior 1935? 16mm projector
Wards 812, 880 1960? projectors regular 8mm
Wards 710, 740 1960? cameras 2x8mm

Morexa, Soci�t� des Cam�ras, Paris, France

Morex 8 J 1959 camera 8mm (redesigned in 1962 as Elys�e 8J)

Mortier & Ch�ri-Rousseau, France

Alethorama 1899 praxinoscope like pictures on a drum projector (Hopwood p.171)
See also here

Mortleigh Camera Co.Ltd., Great Britain

16mm camera 1960

Morton Co., The, USA

Morton Soundmaster sound-on-film 1952 16mm camera 3-lens turret el.motor 200-400' magazine

Moscow Gramophone Factory, Moscow, Russia

Turist 1 camera 2x8mm 1958?

Moskinap (Moskovskiy Zavod Kinoapparaturiy (Moscow Plant of Cine Apparatuses)), Moscow, Russia

(lenses manufactured at Lomo plant, Leningrad, newer generation lenses at JSC Optika plant). See also RafCamera

ASK1 1938? camera 35mm (clone of B&H Eyemo)
PSK29 camera 35mm (clone of B & H 2709 camera)
Rodina Typ 3-KCX-M 1962 camera 35mm
10RKS-M MKZH-001 camera bi-pack system 35mm (after Mitchell model D)
Kinor 16 CX-M (2M) 1975 camera 16mm
Kinor 35H 1978? camera 35mm
Kinor 1 SKL-M (Temp) high speed camera (24-150 fps) 1976? 35mm
Gladiolus camera 35mm
Moskinap (1-M) 35mm camera around 1980 (click for image)
Konvas 1KCP-2M 1991 camera 35mm Lomo lenses. (Konvas is contraction of Konstantin Vasilyev, its inventor)
Konvas PFK-5 1985? camera 35mm
Konvas 1KCP (1KSR Automat 2M, 7M, or 8M) 1988? cameras 35mm
Kinor 16 SX 1980? prof. camera 16mm
Kinor 35 H 9KCH 1990 camera 35mm

Moscow Phonograph Factory, Moscow, USSR

Tourist 1958? camera 2x8mm

Motiograph Inc., Chicago, USA (Took over in 1935 Enterprise Optical Mfg. Co.)

In 1951 Motiograph started manufacturing Victor Animatograph 16mm sound projectors

Motiograph model K 1936 sound projector 35mm
Motiograph AA 1946 35mm sound projector

Mousseau, Angers, France

Le Mickson 1 1949 projector 9,5mm
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The Movee Co., Cleveland, Ohio, USA/ F.E.Oiler, USA

Movee camera/projector 35mm 1917

Movette Camera Corp.(also 'Movette Incorporated'), Rochester, N.Y., USA

Movette 1917 camera 17,5mm BSP ACR 0196
(click for image camera and projector)
Movette Instructions (BA camera + projector) 1917 manual ACR 1003
Movette 1917 magazine camera 17,5mm BSP ACR 1004
Movette 50' 1917 camera cassette Kodak
Projektor 1917 projector 17,5mm BSP ACR 1005
Movette ad
Movette proto type 17,5mm camera
Movette proto type 1916? with Movak negative 17,5mm film
Movette proto type 17,5mm projector

Moviecam F. G. Bauer Filmtechnik GesmbH, Vienna, Austria, now owned by Arri . Also known for Moviescope widescreen format.

Moviecam Compact 1975 camera 35mm
Moviecam Super 1984 camera 35mm
Moviecam 35 SL 1998 camera 35mm
Moviecam Superamerica Mk 2 camera 35mm

Movie Jecktor Co.Inc., New York, USA

Movie Jecktor paperfilm projector cum gramophone 1933?
Mickey Mouse Talkie Jecktor projector and gramophone 1935

Movie Komics/Allied Mfg. Co./Russakow Can Co. , Chicago, USA

Movie Komics 1939? toy animated movie viewer

Movie Star Camera Co., Chicago, USA

Movie Star 16mm camera 1930? (much like the Filmagraph)

Movieland Toy Marvel, see Pordell

Moviematic/General Moviematic Camera Inc., New York, USA. For Moviematic projector see below.

Moviematic 3 in 1 * Standard 1937 camera 16mm ACR 0664
Moviematic 3 in 1 * DeLuxe 1937 camera 16mm ACR 0665
Moviematic 3 in 1 * MPC 3 1938 camera 16mm ACR 0666
Moviematic '300' 1938? camera 16mm
Moviematic 16mm film magazine

Moviematic/ Technical Services Inc., Livonia, Mich., USA

TSI Moviematic model 6 1945? endless loop sound projector with built in viewing screen , 16mm

Movie-Mite/Calvin Co., Kansas City, USA

Calvin Movie-Mite 1945? optical sound projector 16mm
Harwald Supreme Movie-Mite C-400 optical sound projector 16mm
Movie-Mite 63 LMB 1949? optical sound projector 16mm

Movi-Scope Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Movi-Scope hand-held film viewer 1928? 16mm

Moy, Ltd., Ernest Francis (Moy & Bastie), London, Great Britain

Aerial camera 1908 claimed to be the first handhold 35mm camera, also the first 35mm camera with electric motor and also the first one with internal el. motor.
Moy and Bastie camera 35mm 1910. Details by Sam Dodge
Moy and Bastie camera 1910 demonstrated by San Dodge
Moy and Bastie 35 Motion Picture Camera 1909 camera 35mm ACR 1006 (image courtesy Christies)
E.F. Moy 1910 camera 35mm (image courtesy Christies)
Kineto 1910 camera 35mm
Moy 1917? special model for newsreel work
Kineto model B 1912? projector 35mm
Model M 1915? Maltese cross projector 35mm

Muggard Bradley, Morehead, Kentucky, USA

Cosmograph 35mm projector 1915 (photo courtesy Andres Valk)

Müller, Carl, Austria

Laterna Magica 1920? for slide and 35mm film (battery and current voltage lamp)
Laterna Magica 1920? magic lantern ACR 0789

M�ller, Conrad A., Strengenberg, Germany

Norica 11, 12 (motorized) 1928 projector 16mm

Müller, Leonhard

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Kinematograph + magic lantern 1910 ACR 1007 sold Givjoy toy 9,5mm projectors, probably imported from N�rnberg, Germany early thirties
Givjoy Cinema 1932 toy projector 9,5mm (sold by Holladay, A.J., London, Great Britain)

Multido, France

Multido 8 & 9,5 1936? projectors 8 and 9,5mm

Mupi S.R.L., Florence, Italy

Muplex 8 1961 zoom lens camera 2x8mm

Mutoscope/ International Mutoscope Reel Co. Inc., New York, USA
(see also the wonderful danish site Magic-Lantern.dk and the British Mutoscope site)

Mutoscope peepshow 1898(courtesy Auction Team K�ln)
Mutoscope from Disneyland, Tokyo. Wheel by Inter-Muto-Reel Co., USA

MW Toy Co.

8mm battery powered toy projector 1961? regular 8mm

Myers Mfg. Co., Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Myers 1904? toy projector 17,5mm (large middle perforation)
Myers Movie Master 1928? (red) toy projector 8mm

N

NAC Inc., Japan

NAC High Speed 16 HD 1969? camera 16mm (up to 32000 f.p.s.)
Dynamic Frame DF-16B 1958? projector 16mm
NAC Analysis DF-16C (also DF-16B) 1975? projector 1-24 f.p.s. 16mm

Nanjing Cine Equipment Manufactory, China

F16-4, 42 1960? sound projectors 16mm
FG 16 4Q, 4S, 1960? (magn/opt) sound projector 16mm
FLD-16 1960? (magn/opt) sound projector 4Q, 4S,

Natco Inc., Chicago, USA

Natco ad 1947
Natco # 3010, 3015, 3019 1947 sound projectors 16mm
Natco 3030 1947 sound projector 16mm

National, France

National M2 projector 35mm
National S49 projector 35mm

National Cine Laboratories, New York, USA

Model MC 1929? camera 35mm (mechanism modeled after DeVry's)

Negretti & Zambra, Electric Gyroscope Kinematograph Camera Co.Ltd.,London, GB (See Electric Gyroscope K. Co.Ltd.)

Electric Gyroscope Kinematograph Crank Camera 1912 Claimed to be the first hand-holdable camera, made by order of Moy Co.Ltd.

Nertney T.J. Mfg. Co., Ottawa, Ill., USA

Hand Kinetoscope 1905?

Nett, Toni, Stuttgart, Germany

Nett-16-Spezial 1951? projector 16mm

Neva

(See Lomo)

Newall Engineering Co., Great Britain

Newall NNC-149 (also NNC 521) 1950? camera 35mm (similar to Mitchell)

Newman & Guardia Ltd., London, Great Britain

N & G Kinematograph 1897 35mm

Newman & Sinclair Ltd., London, Great Britain

N.S. Kine no.1 35mm camera 1910
N.S. Reflex Kinama 1912 camera
N.S. Auto Kine 35mm camera 1928 double spring wound
Auto Kine Camera E 1946 camera 35mm ACR 0197 (click for image)
Auto Kine Camera E (E-MOT) 1942 camera 35mm ACR 0404
Auto Kine Camera G 35mm
Auto Kine Camera N 1953 camera 35mm ACR 1010
Auto Kine Camera P 400 camera 35mm

New York Institute of Photography, New York, USA Director Herbert C.MacKay, author of several books on cinematography. The Institute gave courses in motion picture photography and sold movie cameras of other makes as well as under their own name.

The Institute Standard 1923? camera 35mm

NIC Projector Corp. New York C, USA/NIC Projektor Co., France, Spain Founded in 1895 by Tom�s NICOLAU RIBA of Barcelona, Spain. Closed down in 1974. It is claimed that 10 million NIC's were sold! In France NIC's were sold by Cin� S�lic", Marseille, in Great Britain under the name Eagle, in Italy as Cin� Zanetti. Was sold in the USA as King Cinema. Manufactured in Italy under license by S.A.R., Milano. Also sold in Argentine and Japan. Museum in Girona, Spain See also here, Cin� Selic (Claude Mettavant) and Selic.

NIC Projektor 1932 animated paper filmstrip projector ACR 1008
NIC normal with cardboard lamphouse 1932?
NIC model 100 1932 animated picture toy projector 9,5 cm width paper film
NIC (Spanish?)projector and gramophone 1934?
NIC Projector Model 500 1934 USA animated picture toy projector/gramophone ACR 1009
Super NIC (Spanish)
Topolino (NIC?) Italy?
ReflexNIC carton box accessory placed in front of lens to reflect images on a screen
NIC T�l�vision viewer like projector 195?
NIC Reflex projector 195?

Nihon Cine Industry Co Ltd., Japan

Jelco Cine Eight JA 8 Automatic 8 1960? camera lens 1.8/13mm 8mm
Lumicon Auto Eye 1960? camera lens 1.9/7mm
Jelco Cine Eight 702 EE camera lens 1.8 8mm
Jelco 8 1 EC 1961 camera 8mm ACR 1022
Jelco U 8 (Zoom EE)1962? camera 8mm zoomlens
Jelco Zoom 8SE 1962 camera 1.8/9-25mm 8mm
Jelco Zoom 77 1962? 1.8/9-27mm 8mm
Jelco Reflex 77 1963? camera zoomlens 1.8/12-32mm 8mm
Lumicon 8 2E 1961 3-turret camera 8mm ACR 1023
Lumicon 8 3E 1961 3-turret camera 8mm
Lumicon 8 Zoom 3 E (RFEE, RZ 337) 1961 camera 1.8/11-33mm 8mm ACR 1024
Jelco Auto III 1963 3-turret camera 8mm
Jelco Reflex Zoom EE 1965 1.8/9,5-20mm 8mm

NIKFI (Scientific Cinema-Photo Research Institute) Moscow, BKTsK (Central Cine Apparatus Design Bureau), St. Petersburg, USSR.

Nikon/Nippon Kogaku K.K., Tokyo, Japan

Nikkor 8-F 1960? camera 1.8/10mm 2x8mm
Nikkor Zoom-8 1961? camera 1.8/8-32mm 2x8mm
Nikkorex 8 1960? camera 1.8/10mm 2x8mm
Nikkorex 8-F 1963 camera 1.8/10mm 2x8mm
Nikkorex Zoom-8 1963 camera 1.8/8-32mm super 8
Nikon Zoom Super 8 (Super zoom 8) 1966-68 camera 1.8/8.8-32mm super 8
Nikon 8x Super Zoom 1973-74 camera 1.8/7,5-60mm super 8
Nikon R8 Super Zoom 1974-80 camera 1.8/7,5-60mm
Nikon R10 Super 1.8/1.4/7-70mm) super 8

Nippon Cine Industries Co. Ltd., Japan

Wansta/Nippon 8 1950? camera, lens Wasta 1.9/13mm 2x8mm

Nippon Eigaki & Co., Japan These cameras were also produced during and after WW2

Excel model E camera 9,5mm 1937
Excel Model-L camera 9,5mm 1937 lens 3.5/14mm
Excel model Pony camera 9,5mm 1937

Nippon Kogaku K.K., Japan

Nikkorex 8F camera 8mm 1961
Nikkorex Zoom 8 camera 8mm 1962

Nippon Koki Kogyo Co.Ltd., Osaka, later Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan

(1939-1957)

Vanguard Silver 8 195? camera single lens 2x8mm
Silver Cine 8 camera twin-turret 1954? 2x8mm

Nitzsche, Johannes, Leipzig, (East-) Germany (Founded in 1903. From 1924 Johannes Nitzsche A.G. A majority of shares was obtained by Zeiss Ikon A.G in 1933, sold to Ansch�tz & Co.GmbH, Kiel. in 1938. Abortive restart in 1950. In 1932 Philips started producing some of their their projectors under license. Read further: Johannes Nitzsche, Kinematographen & Films : Die Geschichte Des Leipziger Kinopioniers)

Vitagraph 1903 projector 35mm
Saxonia I 1907 projector 35mm
Matador 1911 projector 35mm
Saxonia III 1913 projector 35mm
Kinino Heim-Kinematograph 1913 (home-movie) projector 35mm
Pestalozzi School-Kinematograph 1913 schoolprojector 35mm
Reform Reise-Kinematograph 1913 portable projector 35mm
Saxonia IV 1919 projector 35mm
Kinino 1921 home projector 35mm
Castor 1921 school projector 35mm
Reform 1923 school projector 35mm
Z.S. IV 1927 twin projector 35mm
Meloton 1927 double sound projector with synchronised turntables
Saxonia V 1927 (Z.S. V twin) projectors 35mm
Nitszche 1933 projector 35mm
Matador II 1935 projector 35mm
Matador I B 1950-52 projector 35mm (under the name J.Nitzsche)

NIZO / Niezoldi & Krämer GmbH (Nizo), Munich, Germany

(NIZO became the camera make of Braun AG in 1962) Nizo cameras

Cine Nizo 16 1925 camera 16mm ACR 1011
Cine Nizo 9,5 A 1925 camera 9,5mm ACR 0198
Cine Nizo 9,5 A 1926 camera 9,5mm ACR 1012
Cine Nizo 9,5 H 1926 camera 9,5mm
Cine Nizo 9,5 F - (Fa, Fb, Fg) 1929 camera 9,5mm ACR 0405
Cine Nizo 9,5 F 1929 camera 9,5mm ACR 0667
Cine Nizo 9,5 F 1926 camera 9,5mm ACR 0199
Cine Nizo 9,5 F 1929 camera 9,5mm ACR 1013
Cine Nizo 16 B 1927 camera 16mm ACR 0200
Cine Nizo 16 C 1928 camera 16mm ACR 0201
Cine Nizo 16 D 1930 camera 16mm ACR 0202
Cine Nizo 16 D 3 1930 camera 16mm ACR 1014
Cine Nizo 16 L 1931 camera 16mm ACR 0203
Cine Nizo 9,5 K (K 3) 1932 camera 9,5mm
Cine Nizo 9,5 M 1933 camera 9,5mm ACR 0208
Cine Nizo 8 E (modell A, B, C) 1933-37 cameras 8mm (see also Foka)
Cine Nizo 8 ZD 1933 camera 8mm ACR 0406
Cine Nizo 16 L (64 FPS) 1936 camera 16mm ACR 0204
Cine Nizo 8 E A (S) 1933 camera 8mm ACR 0205
Cine Nizo 9,5 R 1935 camera 9,5mm ACR 0209
Cine Nizo 8 SO 1936 camera 8mm
Nizo TA 1936 projector 8mm ACR 0748
Cine Nizo 8 E B 1936 camera 8mm ACR 0206
Cine Nizo 8 E B 1936 camera 8mm ACR 1015
Cine Nizo 8 E C 1937 camera 8mm ACR 0207
Cine Nizo 8 E C (MOD) 1937 camera 8mm ACR 0668
Cine Nizo 8 Reflex Magazin (PT) 1939 camera 8mm ACR 1016
Cine Nizo 8 SO 1936 camera 8mm ACR 0210
Cine Nizo 1 x 8 AK 1949 camera 8mm in Agfa magazines ACR 0211
Cine Nizo S 2 T 1950 camera 8mm ACR 0212
Nizo Heliomatic 8 S 2 R Bifo 1951 camera 8mm ACR 0213
Nizo Exposomat 8 R 1955 camera 8mm ACR 0214
Nizo Exposomat 8 M - BN Exmag 1957 camera 8mm ACR 0407
Nizo Exposomat 8 T (TS) 1958 camera 8mm ACR 0215
Nizo Exposomat 8 T (TS) 1958 camera 8mm ACR 1017
Unilectra 1959? camera 8mm
Nizo Heliomatic 8 A Trifo 1959 camera 8mm ACR 0216 (click for image)
Nizo Heliomatic Focovario 8 1960 camera 8mm ACR 0217 (click for image)
Nizo Focovario 8 - BN Format 1960 camera 8mm ACR 0669
Nizo Allmat 8 1960 camera 8mm(click for image)
Nizo Heliomatic 8 Reflex 8 1960 camera 8mm ACR 0218 (click for image)
Nizo Heliomatic 8 Reflex B 1961 camera 2x8mm ACR 1018
Nizo Heliomatic 8 Reflex B 2 1961 camera 2x8mm ACR 0219
Nizo Allmat 1 1960 camera 2x8mm ACR 1019
Nizo Allmat 2 1962 camera 2x8mm ACR 0220
Nizo FA 3 1963-65 camera 2x8mm ACR 0221
Nizo FA 3 1963 camera 2x8mm ACR 1020
Nizo Electric EA 1 1964 camera 2x8mm ACR 0222
Nizo S1 super 8 camera 1965

Nizo projectors

Nizo B 1930 projector 16mm
Nizo C 1931 projector 9,5mm
Nizo G 1932 projector 9,5mm
Nizo G, J 1932 projector 8mm ACR 0747
Nizo H 1933 projector 16mm
Nizo HS - 1933 projector 8/9,5/16mm ACR 0468
Nizo J 1933 projector 9,5mm
Nizo 8 TA 1936 projector 8mm
Nizo P 300 1937 projector 8mm ACR 0749
Nizo TB 2, 3 , II 1938 projector 8mm ACR 0469
Nizo NK, NL 1939 projector 8mm ACR 0750
Nizo Lucia model II 1953 projector 8mm ACR 0470
Familia 500 1958 projector 8mm
Cinemator 2 - 1958 projector 8mm ACR 0751 (click for image)
Cinemator 8 1959 projector regular 8mm (test ACW May 1959)
Nizo Visacustic 1962 stripe sound projector regular 8mm
Cinemator 24 1963 projector 8mm
Nizo FP1 1964 projector 8mm
Nizo FP 1 S 1966 projector super 8
Nizo FP 30 1973 projector S8 ACR 1021

Noakes & Norman, Great Britain

Invicto 1898 projector 35mm

Nogu�s, Pierre

Stereoscopic (wooden) camera 2 x 35mm films
Hi-speed 60 f.p.s. (wooden) camera 1910 35mm

Norbel, Belgium

Toy projector 1925? 35mm

Nord Co., The, USA

Nord 16mm 1951? camera 16mm
Nord Professional 1952 16mm (sound) camera 3-lens turret motordrive

Nordisk, Copenhagen, Danmark

HK 16 projector 16mm

Norelco, USA. See also Philips and 70mm newsletter

Norelco AA-II Todd-AO 1963 projector 35/70mm
Norelco ERE 4184 cinema projector 16mm(usually comes with Christie xenon lighthouse)

Noris/Plank (Click here)

Norske Smalfilmapparater A/S, Oslo, Norway.

Elite-8 1957 8mm magnetic sound projector

Northridge Research, USA.

Aircraft Combat 87 C camera 28V. DC 35mm

O

Oehmichen (Soci�t� d'�tude et de perfectionnement des inventions Oehmichen, Sepio), Valentigney & Paris, France

BAG type CG4 1931/2 projector 35mm
B.A.G. Standard portable projector 1932
SHA 1938? sound projector 16mm (distributed by OGCF)

Ofag AG, Heidelberg, Germany (1922-25)

Sieger 1922 projector 35mm

O.G.C.F., France

MT silent projector 1956? (1000 W.) 9,5/16mm
Super SLD 16 195? sound projector 16mm
Sinopcycle 1956? trade sound projector (continuous proj. on built in screen) 16mm

OKO/Proszynskiego (see Aeroscope and Proszynskiego)

Olag, Berlin, Germany

Fortschritt 1922 projector 35mm

Old Delft / De Oude Delft, Delft, Netherlands

Prototype Imax camera using three frames of 65mm film per image
Analector (CMC2) 1971 hi-speed opt/magn sound projector 16mm

Olikos, see Cin�ma Plaques, Ste. de

Olympus Optical Co., Tokyo, Japan

Olympus Zoom 8 S 1960 camera (1.8/10-30mm)2x8mm
Olympus Autoscope 1962 projector regular 8mm (test ACW Jan '64)
Olympus Pen 8EE 1963 cameras (1.8/9-27mm) 2x8mm

Onorato Isacco Torino,

Toy 35mm projector (labeled 'Made in Germany')

Optica GmbH, Berlin, Germany/Bing Werke

(1921 - 1926)

Optica Nr. 51/2 1921 Heimkino (home) projector 35mm ACR 0472
Optica Nr. 51/3 1922 projector (with built in resistance) 35mm ACR 0473
Optica Salon-S�ulen-Projektor 1922 projector 35mm

Optical Radiaton Corp. , India

Orcon model P-2000 projection head projector 35mm (modeled after Century Projector)

Optikotechna, Prag, Czechoslowakia (Meopta?)

Optikotechnica Projector regular 8mm

Optigraph, see Enterprise Optical Co.

Optisch Mechanische Industrie-Anstalt G�rlitz, Schlesien, Germany

Heimkino projector 35mm 1922?

OSSA, Spain

Ossa carbon arc projector 35mm
Ossa 6C carbon arc projector 35mm(looks like Cin�m�canica V6C)

Oude Delft, Netherlands

Analector 16mm projector 1948?

Oxberry, USA

Oxberry models 3100, 5420 MX animation/ film recorder cameras 35mm

Oxford (see Loveless & Hunter)

Ozaphan, Germany

for German Ozaphan cellophane films (See also Agfa, Noris and Siemens)

Ozaphan 1, 2 and 3 hand crank projectors 16mm (similar to Agfa Magica)

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Different Camera Projectors Used in Playing Motion Pictures

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