Kinetoscope Projector Thomas Edison, Dated About 1904, USA

Baudot multiple-impression telegraph, c. 1900 Manufactured by J Carpentier Paris, brass and steel, Grunewald type electric motor mounted upside down. For the five-bit Baudot code...

Hughes typewriting telegraph .A Printing Telegraph Set built by Siemens & Halske .This teletyper was invented by David Edward Hughes in 1856.Good condicion overall.Similar telegraph ...

M-125 Fialka-electromechanical wheel-based cipher machine USSR rotor-based cipher machine M-125, codename Fialka (Russian: ??????), was an el...

A rare knife sharpener from the late 18th century. English, iron and wood, by "Warren's Rotary." Minor defects. Dimensions: 44 x 54 x 25 cm Good condition

Edison Amberola X Phonograph Cylinder Record Player   Circa Early 20th Century  Dimensions  H 12.5” W 12” D 16”

A rare model of a Kinora monochrome motion picture viewer on folding base. Light oak lens holder and base, with the circular Kinora badge, circa 1905. ...

This is an antique rotary wrap reel machine. An English, brass and cast iron factory cotton skein winder by John Nesbitt of Manchester, dating to the late...

This is a vintage cinema projector lamp. An American, converted decorative accent light, dating to the mid 20th century, circa 1940. Captivating lamp conversion for the collector of cinematic interest Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Stout crackle-finished metal body presents appealing grey hues Modern conversion to a lamp sympathetic to the original piece Complete with a quality length of braided cable and a British Standards compliant 3-pin plug LED strip lights delightfully wound around the film spools, atop original film stock Secondary lamp fitted within the housing, beneath a green semi-opaque cover Maker's Label to the casing for Eastman Kodak of Rochester, New York The Kodascope Eight Model 80 was the company's premier 8mm projector...