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A Victorian Glass Sl...
One of the many handling items on offer at the museum. The glass slides can be shown through the Victorian Magic Lantern.
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Kodak Sterling 2 195...
Similar in style to the Kodak Junior I and II, this camera is slightly more sophisticated with its front-cell focusing lens in a four speed shutter with fully adjustable iris.
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Bell and Howell Cine...
Bell & Howell 624 cine cameras were manufactured in Britain by the Cine and Photographic Division of Rank Precision Industries Ltd. The original design was evolved by the Bell & Howell Co. of Chicago U.S.A. and although the American model numbers were different, the cameras had similar speci...
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Polaroid Land Instan...
There were many different designs of the Polaroid Camera, it produced instant pictures, you just had to wait for the picture to dry, which usually took about 5 minutes
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Kodak Baby Brownie 1...
Kodak's Baby Brownie Camera had a plastic Bakelite body instead of the metal one usually found on the Brownie range. It also had a folding range finder on the top and a rotary shutter. This camera was produced in the USA between 1934 and 1941.
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Kodak Brownie 127 19...
This was another example of the “Brownie” series, it is made of bakelite and was very easy to use. Millions were sold between 1952 and 1967, the one shown was donated to the museum by its curator Rosie Hourihane, and was given to her by her father in 1955. It has been well used and is still w...
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Electric Magic Lante...
This Magic Lantern has an electric lamp mounted inside that looks original, although it is possible it may have been converted by a professional from an earlier oil lamp. ...
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Pocket Vest Camera W...
This was the type of Camera taken into the Battlefield area during WW1. Up to 1916 all photography on the front line was forbidden, the only pictures obtained were smuggled out, as the government was trying to prevent the people at home from realising the true horrors. Later reporters and photograph...
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Kodak Box Brownie
Kodak “Box Brownie” No. 2 1930’s Brownie was the name of a long-running and extremely popular s...
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Victorian Plate Came...
Since 1851 professional photographers used these cameras in their studios, (once the process of glass plate negatives had been perfected).
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Bolex Paillard Cine ...
This model was made in 1952. The company E Paillard was founded in 1814 and produced watch movements and musical box mechanisms. It wasn’t until 1922 that the Pathe Baby film system using 9.5mm film was introduced.
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Pathescope Baby Cine...
In Britain 9.5 mm film, projectors and cameras were distributed by Pathescope Ltd. During the years leading up to the Second World War, and for some years after the war, the gauge was used by enthusiasts who wanted to make home movies and to show commercially made films at home. Pathescope produced ...
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