Dralowid Dralowid Reporter Analogue camera






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Dralowid Reporter portable double‑8 cine camera, tested and working, in very good condition, serial number 06064, from circa 1950–1960, supplied with its original brown leather rigid case.
Description from the seller
Exceptional portable double-eight (8mm) cinematic camera, manufactured in West Germany circa 1953 by the firm Dralowid (Steatit-Magnesia AG, Porz). It is a true unicorn of a collectible, especially hard to locate in this condition.
Technical details and lot status:
Exclusive aesthetics: Its spectacular textured green synthetic leather covering stands out, extremely rare and clean, preserved without wear.
Construction and weight: An imposing piece of German engineering with an approximate weight of 1 kg of solid metal and chrome.
Forensic identity: Chassis with the raised serial number 06064. Equipped with the mythical premium Minox Wetzlar Dralonar 1:2.5 / 12.5 mm optic (Serial No. 5206) with clear lenses.
Functional status: Tested and working perfectly! The motor and the spring-driven winding mechanism (pull via lower belt) run smoothly and synchronously. Not tested with film.
Included accessories: Supplied with its original brown leather rigid case with the original German clasp "TURNYT D.R.G.M.".
A museum-grade lot, ideal for collectors of exotic cameras and enthusiasts of the Minox Wetzlar brand.
Exceptional portable double-eight (8mm) cinematic camera, manufactured in West Germany circa 1953 by the firm Dralowid (Steatit-Magnesia AG, Porz). It is a true unicorn of a collectible, especially hard to locate in this condition.
Technical details and lot status:
Exclusive aesthetics: Its spectacular textured green synthetic leather covering stands out, extremely rare and clean, preserved without wear.
Construction and weight: An imposing piece of German engineering with an approximate weight of 1 kg of solid metal and chrome.
Forensic identity: Chassis with the raised serial number 06064. Equipped with the mythical premium Minox Wetzlar Dralonar 1:2.5 / 12.5 mm optic (Serial No. 5206) with clear lenses.
Functional status: Tested and working perfectly! The motor and the spring-driven winding mechanism (pull via lower belt) run smoothly and synchronously. Not tested with film.
Included accessories: Supplied with its original brown leather rigid case with the original German clasp "TURNYT D.R.G.M.".
A museum-grade lot, ideal for collectors of exotic cameras and enthusiasts of the Minox Wetzlar brand.
