8mm Brownie Movie Projector (c.1952);8mm Brownie Movie Projector (c.1952);Film Strip Projector
Artifact
2003.45.2
1952, 1952
Brownie Movie Projector, used for 8 mm film. The projector is used to view home movies filmed on a Brownie movie camera but with no sound. It has brown metal casing, of which both sides detach to reveal instructions for use and instruction for care. The original box has a red tag attached to the handle that reads: "Warning // 60 Cycle Only".
The projector was originally the property of the donor's parents who resided in the Boharm District. It was used by the family in the 1950s and 1960s with the projector first being manufactured in 1952.
Brownie Movie Projector, used for 8 mm film. The projector is used to view home movies filmed on a Brownie movie camera but with no sound. It has brown metal casing, of which both sides detach to reveal instructions for use and instruction for care. The original box has a red tag attached to the handle that reads: "Warning // 60 Cycle Only". The projector was originally the property of the donor's parents who resided in the Boharm District. It was used by the family in the 1950s and 1960s with the projector first being manufactured in 1952.
Brownie Movie Projector, used for 8 mm film. The projector is used to view home movies filmed on a Brownie movie camera but with no sound. It has brown metal casing, of which both sides detach to reveal instructions for use and instruction for care. The original box has a red tag attached to the handle that reads: "Warning // 60 Cycle Only". The projector was originally the property of the donor's parents who resided in the Boharm District. It was used by the family in the 1950s and 1960s with the projector first being manufactured in 1952.
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