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Lot Essay
The camera dates to 1904.
Details
Kino II outfit
Ernemann, Germany; 17½mm., the camera stamped 3, with black-leather covered body, nickel-fittings, top-mounted removable optical finder, hand-crank and an Ernemann Kinostigmat f/2.4 lens; clockwork film back no. 14; double film back no. 237 3 with chain link to the camera via a geared hand-crank, and built-in film counter; the back and camera coupling together and mounting on to a matched and fitted baseboard; accessory film gate, spare shutter blades and film holder, Ernemann negative film in tin and exposed film with leading frames titled Ernemann Kino...
Ernemann, Germany; 17½mm., the camera stamped 3, with black-leather covered body, nickel-fittings, top-mounted removable optical finder, hand-crank and an Ernemann Kinostigmat f/2.4 lens; clockwork film back no. 14; double film back no. 237 3 with chain link to the camera via a geared hand-crank, and built-in film counter; the back and camera coupling together and mounting on to a matched and fitted baseboard; accessory film gate, spare shutter blades and film holder, Ernemann negative film in tin and exposed film with leading frames titled Ernemann Kino...
Literature
Peter Ariel (1981, 1983), Ariel Cinematographica Register, no. 109, 366.
Special notice
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