saw this in thailand a few weeks ago. Thought you might like it.......unsure whether it`s a still cam or a film? Somebody might know?
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saw this in thailand a few weeks ago. Thought you might like it.......unsure whether it`s a still cam or a film? Somebody might know?
Graeme
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That is old - interesting with the description - trying work out what 'with glass for shuttering'means
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......... could be an early movie projector, not sure
No idea myself but it is very interesting.. Thanks for sharing..
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thanks Cat, BP and Mary Anne.....I was thinking along the lines of a movie projector as the handle on the top looks like a winder upperer thingy and the white wheel at the bottom would be a flywheel...so you could wind it up and it would run by itself for a while.
I'd be very careful with its electrics.
Alive and still clicking - apologies to PSQ.
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haaa....right on Stan, they are a little suspect. or maybe it is a piece of string.
looks like an old compressor!
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haaa Arthur. Probably was the bees knees in its day.
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