THE "SIMPLEX" EARLY MOVIE PROJECTOR BY THE PRECISION MACHINE COMPANY.

C. 1920. Early movie projector manufactured by the Holmes Projector Co. of Chicago. Serial number 3490. CONDITION: This projector was used and shows wear to the original paint, has the original tags,

Holmes 35mm Silent Movie Projector, c. 1930 Motion picture machine for use with slow-burning film on 300m spools, manufactured by Holmes Projector Company, Chicago. Model P 3859, no. M 7698, Wollensak

An early movie projector, 11"Hx10.5"x7.8"

An early 16mm movie projector, 13"Hx14.5"x4.4"

2 Singer sewing machines & Kodatoy movie projector in original box, sewing machines with original domed cases and various accessories.

A rare early c1910 wood cased movie projector with brass projector head

Crafted in the 19th century by the Vermont Machine Company. Excellent early yellow painted and stenciled surface. Very nice condition throughout. H40" W48" D21"

Early electric 16mm Kodatoy movie projector measuring 12" h x 9 3/4" w x 5 3/4" d. This Kodatoy comes with an instruction booklet and is painted maroon. Overall, it is in good condition. Auction compa

Lot of vintage items including mini Singer sewing machine & Uncle Sam movie projector

Victor Talking Machine Company Vic. I Phonograph, Early 20th C., H 9.5" W 15" Depth 10.75" , SN: 61310 | Serial number 61310, Type Vic. I. Includes tin horn with Victor paper label.

Victor Talking Machine Company Model VV-IV Victrola, Early 20th C., H 11'' W 13'' Depth 17'' Oak case. Made in Camden, New Jersey. Internal horn model VV-IV Victrola. Serial number 176338 E. Bearing a

Chicago Coin's Band Box by Chicago Coin Machine Company, Model 50-100, early 1950's, an extension speaker with animated band members, the demilune form in red finish with metallic like curtains that o

Early 1900's coin op reel card Mutoscope Arcade silent movie machine. It currently has reel cards with Charlie Chaplin, working at time of cataloging but no guarantees, has all original Mutoscope tags

Hand crank 35mm movie projector head mounted to a board. This machine may have been used for demonstrating the theory of "persistence of vision" which is how our eyes and brains perceive movies. The p

This is a lot of four comprised of a Bell and Howell 185 movie projector with matching speaker. Also, a Ampro Precision Sound $0 with matching speaker. All four pieces have been restored, are in worki

A Hand-Crank Sharpener by The Universal Sharpening Machine Company Chicago, Illinois, Late 19th/Early 20th Century with gilded and embossed The Universal Sharpening Machine Co. Chicago, U.S.A. Pat. Ap

British Machine Company Limited wood cash till, early 20th c., rectangular form with hinged lid top, opening to sectioned cash and coin storage drawer, with ringing bell, paper receipt roll, gilt meta

Description: This lot includes an Edison home kinetoscope silent movie projector. Condition: Projector is in fair condition, showing significant ware and loss to paint. Projector is untested as cord i

Description: This lot includes film reels for an Edison Kinetoscope movie projector. Condition: Tins are in excellent antique condition with labeling being warn but legible and complete. The film is e

TWO AMERICAN KODAK MOVIE PROJECTORS, ONE CASED, ROCHESTER, NEW YORK, 1930s-1940s, comprising a Kodascope Model G Series II, 1940s, 16mm movie projector no. 24281, with Kodascope Model G or EE Projecto

Old Dejur Model 750 Movie Projector. We Will Not Ship This Item In-House Due to Its Size, But Would be Happy to Recommend a List of Gallery Approved Vendors on Request.

LOCAL PICK UP ONLY, WESTSIDE SANTA CRUZ, 95060 LOCAL PICK UP ONLY, WESTSIDE SANTA CRUZ, NO SHIPPING, Vintage Kodak Brownie 500 Movie Projector With Original Box NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE All items sold as

Charles D. Brown 1/1 PSA/DNA Certified COA Early Movie Star HTF Autograph Signature -Charles D. Brown was an early American Film Character Actor Starting his Career in 1921 and Working up until 1949 -

TWO EARLY PROJECTORS AND A PHOTOGRAPHY DARKROOM LANTERN, FRENCH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN, 1860s-1880s, comprising a Sciopticon Magic Lantern, circa 1869, by L.J. Marcy (American), French lens engraved "D