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Lot Essay
The Gaumont camera was a French copy of the British Prestwich camera and was made from 1913.
Details
Cinematographic camera no. 2281
Société des Établissements Gaumont, Paris; 35mm., black leather-covered wood body, metal fittings, top and rear-mounted 400ft. film magazines, top-mounted viewfinder, hand-crank, with a Krauss/Zeiss f/3.5 75mm. lens no. 123958; a Gaumont wood and metal cinematographic tripod with pan and tilt head
Société des Établissements Gaumont, Paris; 35mm., black leather-covered wood body, metal fittings, top and rear-mounted 400ft. film magazines, top-mounted viewfinder, hand-crank, with a Krauss/Zeiss f/3.5 75mm. lens no. 123958; a Gaumont wood and metal cinematographic tripod with pan and tilt head
Literature
c.f. L. Mannoni (1996), Le Mouvement Continué p.329-330.
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