Early Movie Film Cine Projector Sculpture Design 1924, Built Circa 1934

Submitted for your approval is this early Bell and Howell 16mm Motion Picture Film Projector designed in 1924 and built in Circa 1934. Immaculate condition and the perfect example of a 16mm movie projector from the 1920s.
All original and conserved from new with original paint and finishes. Made in USA. From a USA Projector Collection.

Bell and Howell was a leading USA Pioneer of motion picture ~Cinema Machinery~ going back to the early days of silent 35mm Motion Picture Production.

This model projector was one of the first 16mm designs with the invention of 16mm film in 1923 by Eastman Kodak.

A very early museum quality example in perfect display condition.

Charlie Chaplin owned a Bell and Howell 35mm camera and used it to shoot his early silent films.

Gorgeous look for a display in your home, office, screening room, media room or museum collection. 100% correct and accurate in all ways. A VERY rare early and unmolested find. Reels shown are more modern 200′ daylight spool type reels and can easily be substituted for more vintage open reels as the buyer requires, at no extra charge.

A wonderful sculpture to admire and enjoy in any room or space.

A true vintage early Motion Picture artifact.