Cinematographs 5 movies on the magic lantern |
Another
cinematograph made by Gebrüder Bing Nuremberg, trade mark BW
Bavaria - Bing Werke ca 1920. Total height including the chimney about
27 cm, depth: about 19.5 cm, width: about 15.5 cm. Made of tin, with a glossy black lacquer. Operating instructions in six languages. The cinematograph part uses a Maltese Cross system for the film transport, sliding aperture for long glass magic lantern slides. |
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The trade mark of Bing has changed several times over the years. Around 1930 often a recumbent B and W, often with the addition Bavaria, was used. |
Original small tin containing three children's films for the magic lantern of the Bing brothers. The can is marked with GBN (Gebrüder Bing Nünberg). It is 4 cm high and has a diameter of 7 cm. The films form a loop. Because the last image connects to the first one, its display can repeated endlessly. |
And yet another cinematograph made by Gebrüder Bing Neurenberg. Total height including the chimney is 46 cm. | |
Cinematograph made by Ernst Plank (E.P.).
Film transport by means of a Maltese cross. Size: base 18 x 9.5 cm; height
without lamp holder and film spool 16 cm; total height 32 cm. Suitable
for magic lantern slides 3 cm and films 35 mm. |
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Cinematograph for 35 mm short films
manufactured by Ernst Plank in Nuremberg. Manual operation by means of a
crank. Dimensions: total height 30 cm, width 30 cm, depth 12 cm.
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