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Lot Essay
The Cinex camera sold for 1950 francs in 1925.
Details
Cinex camera
A. Bourdereau, Paris; 35mm., engine-turned aluminium and brass body, hand-cranked mechanism with hand-crank, top-mounted optical sports finder, rear-mounted film magazine, footage gauge, large CINEX logo engraved on camera door, an Optis Anastigmat f/3.5 50mm. lens no. 10098; a tripod with wooden legs and Bourdereau geared head no. 167
A. Bourdereau, Paris; 35mm., engine-turned aluminium and brass body, hand-cranked mechanism with hand-crank, top-mounted optical sports finder, rear-mounted film magazine, footage gauge, large CINEX logo engraved on camera door, an Optis Anastigmat f/3.5 50mm. lens no. 10098; a tripod with wooden legs and Bourdereau geared head no. 167
Literature
Peter Ariel (1981), Ariel Cinematographica Register, no. 590
L. Mannoni (1996), Le Mouvement Continué p. 332
L. Mannoni (1996), Le Mouvement Continué p. 332
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