Triumphator I - III 1924 - 1935 projectors 35mm ACR 0710.Electroscope 1895 public viewer of 35mm films.Read the history of Birt Acres by Tjitte de Vries and his grandson Alan Acres. (Acme was well-known for its Academy award winning Acme-Dunn optical printer (1944)) model 12 type G 1925 projector 35mm (model info courtesy Gerald Saul)Īcme Tool & Manufacturing Co., Burbank, Cal., USA Acme 1924 portable projector 1000 Watt 35mm.Acme 367-16-P lab / animation camera 16mmĪcme Motion Picture Projector Co., Chicago, USA (merged into International Picture Corp.Ace Merit 1955? toy projector with Billy Bunter 16mm films.ACE 9,5mm camera 1938? (Looks like a Dekko camera).American Scout standard moving picture machine toy projector 35mm (and slides)ĪCE (Associated Cine Equipment Ltd.), Erith, Kent, Great Britain.Aäton A Minima 1999 sound camera 16mm (with video assist) super 16.Aäton LTR 7 19? camera 16mm (convertable to super 16).Search Anssi Puistot's list with more than 1100 super 8mm cameras Or use the Ctr-F 'find/search' feature of your browser to search each page. I'm receiving many queries about the value of equipment. Also many images may be had from Kamera Daten Bank Deutsche Museen On YouTube you may find clips with demonstrations of apparatus of the major makes. I have often listed apparatus under their model name, though.Īs for additional images you might search on Google Images. If the apparatus is not listed look for a model number near to it for an approximate date.Īs models often have a different name than that of the manufacturer you might also search with the Ctrl+F keys. If you like to find out more about a certain apparatus, click on the first letter of the name of the manufacturer to go to the relative section of this list. Email to: but delete the word NOSPAM from the address. Also let me know if an image does not open. I'm always grateful for any info you can supply to correct or update this list. For your guidance I have made guesses with a question mark. In many cases I am not sure of the years of manufacture. I have listed apparatus, I could not find the manufacturer of, under Various For movie cameras after the introduction of Super 8 please refer to Anssi Puistot's Super 8 camera list In general this list closes in the year 1965 with the introduction of super 8mm to replace regular 8mm. I hope to expand it with more images and data on other apparatus. The ACR number, if mentioned, refers to the Peter Ariel's Cinematography Register listing. Presently you will find the country of origin, year of manufacture and size. It is by no means complete, but a basis for expansion. The following is a list of manufacturers of vintage cinematographic equipment, with some of the apparatus they marketed. Of vintage movie cameras, projectors, precinema, etc. List of 3500 vintage movie cameras, projectors etc A-C.

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