Keystone K-8 - unique Art Edition "Charlie Chaplin Tribute" | Movie camera






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Keystone 8mm Camera Model K-8, unique art edition 'Charlie Chaplin Tribute', tested and functioning, serial number 995607, Cine Anastigmat 13mm f/2.5 lens, mechanical wind-up.
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Keystone 8mm Model K-8 – Unique Art Edition "Charlie Chaplin Tribute"\nTitle:\nKeystone 8mm Model K-8 (USA, c. 1930s) – Custom Unique Edition "Charlie Chaplin Tribute" by Florentine Master Restorer\n\nDescription:\nA unique piece of artistic craftsmanship and film history. This vintage Keystone 8mm Camera Model K-8 (made in Boston, USA in the 1930s/40s) has been skilfully customized and rebuilt in Florence by a master restorer with over 30 years of experience in restoring artworks and vintage objects.\n\nRestoration and Artistic Reinterpretation Intervention:\nTribute to Charlie Chaplin: The wider side facade has been clad with a high-resolution graphic reinterpretation printed on a cutting-edge technical material, depicting the famous Charlot (Charlie Chaplin) on a set in the golden age of silent cinema.\n\nAdvanced Technical Material: The applied coating is tactile, water-repellent, stain-resistant, and resistant to oily/greasy substances from the skin, ensuring long-lasting durability and preserving the aesthetic appearance even during use or daily handling.\n\nAttention to detail: the metal body has undergone a light surface cleaning to remove impurities without compromising the patina and historical charm of the object.\n\nTechnical Features:\nBrand/Model: Keystone 8mm Camera Model K-8 (Made in Boston, USA)\nSerial Number: 995607\nLens: Cine Anastigmat 13mm f/2.5\nDrive: Mechanical spring-powered (with original rear-foldable winding key)\nSpeed Selector: 12 (Low), 16 (Normal), 48 (Slow Motion) fps\nCosmetics: Fair (customization added, as shown in the photo)\nMechanical Conditions: The spring winds and the mechanism cocks/runs, maintaining operational integrity. A piece that is both functional and suitable for display/collecting. Not tested with film
Keystone 8mm Model K-8 – Unique Art Edition "Charlie Chaplin Tribute"\nTitle:\nKeystone 8mm Model K-8 (USA, c. 1930s) – Custom Unique Edition "Charlie Chaplin Tribute" by Florentine Master Restorer\n\nDescription:\nA unique piece of artistic craftsmanship and film history. This vintage Keystone 8mm Camera Model K-8 (made in Boston, USA in the 1930s/40s) has been skilfully customized and rebuilt in Florence by a master restorer with over 30 years of experience in restoring artworks and vintage objects.\n\nRestoration and Artistic Reinterpretation Intervention:\nTribute to Charlie Chaplin: The wider side facade has been clad with a high-resolution graphic reinterpretation printed on a cutting-edge technical material, depicting the famous Charlot (Charlie Chaplin) on a set in the golden age of silent cinema.\n\nAdvanced Technical Material: The applied coating is tactile, water-repellent, stain-resistant, and resistant to oily/greasy substances from the skin, ensuring long-lasting durability and preserving the aesthetic appearance even during use or daily handling.\n\nAttention to detail: the metal body has undergone a light surface cleaning to remove impurities without compromising the patina and historical charm of the object.\n\nTechnical Features:\nBrand/Model: Keystone 8mm Camera Model K-8 (Made in Boston, USA)\nSerial Number: 995607\nLens: Cine Anastigmat 13mm f/2.5\nDrive: Mechanical spring-powered (with original rear-foldable winding key)\nSpeed Selector: 12 (Low), 16 (Normal), 48 (Slow Motion) fps\nCosmetics: Fair (customization added, as shown in the photo)\nMechanical Conditions: The spring winds and the mechanism cocks/runs, maintaining operational integrity. A piece that is both functional and suitable for display/collecting. Not tested with film
