Kodak Kodascope eight Model 40 Film projector
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Kodascope Eight Model 40 – Eastman Kodak – Made in U.S.A. – with a wooden carrying case
A beautiful vintage movie projector object from the early history of home cinema: the Kodascope Eight Model 40, manufactured by the Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York, U.S.A. This model was introduced in the 1930s and is a special reminder of the era when 8mm film became popular for recording and showing family films and historical images. (collections.eastman.org)
The projector features a characteristic black metal housing and is supplied with the original wooden carrying case, which makes the whole package even more attractive to collectors of film history, photography, and technical curiosities. The Kodascope Eight Model 40 is suitable for 8mm film and was designed to play reels up to about 200 feet. (Science Museum Group Collection)
A decorative and collectible piece from Kodak's golden era, where technology and nostalgia come together. A unique object for enthusiasts of vintage cinema, old projectors, and American industrial design.
Brand: Eastman Kodak Company
Model: Kodascope Eight Model 40
Origin: United States
Period: circa 1930s
Material: metal, glass and wooden carrying case
Condition: appropriate to age and use; see photos for details
(collections.eastman.org)
Kodascope Eight Model 40 – Eastman Kodak – Made in U.S.A. – with a wooden carrying case
A beautiful vintage movie projector object from the early history of home cinema: the Kodascope Eight Model 40, manufactured by the Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York, U.S.A. This model was introduced in the 1930s and is a special reminder of the era when 8mm film became popular for recording and showing family films and historical images. (collections.eastman.org)
The projector features a characteristic black metal housing and is supplied with the original wooden carrying case, which makes the whole package even more attractive to collectors of film history, photography, and technical curiosities. The Kodascope Eight Model 40 is suitable for 8mm film and was designed to play reels up to about 200 feet. (Science Museum Group Collection)
A decorative and collectible piece from Kodak's golden era, where technology and nostalgia come together. A unique object for enthusiasts of vintage cinema, old projectors, and American industrial design.
Brand: Eastman Kodak Company
Model: Kodascope Eight Model 40
Origin: United States
Period: circa 1930s
Material: metal, glass and wooden carrying case
Condition: appropriate to age and use; see photos for details
(collections.eastman.org)
Details
Brand
Kodak
Model/type number
Kodascope eight Model 40
Physical condition
Good
Functional condition
Not tested
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