Bell & Howell 70DR "Filmo" 16mm Camera Prop, #F3

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The Bell & Howell Filmo may have had its biggest impact on the beginnings of television news. In the mid to late 50's and early 60's when local stations first began to venture out of the studio and incorporate film into their nightly news programs, it was the well proven 16mm Filmo they chose to acquire B&W footage of local events. Even after stations adopted more sophisticated magnetic sound-on-film cameras like the Auricon, the Filmo remained the workhorse "stringer" camera. Some of the most dramatic close combat footage from the Vietnam war was shot by both NBC and CBS using Filmo's.

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Bolex H16 Reflex 16mm Movie Camera Prop #F4

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Paillard S.A. of Switzerland introduced the first bolex h-16 type camera in the early thirties. No one remembers today what the letter "h" stands for, but it has become synonymous with a versatile, compact, high-quality camera around the globe and in the years to come it outsold all other 16mm cameras ever made.

All of the basic features of the original bolex h-16 were so well selected and designed that they withstood the test of time and all of these features are present without significant change on the most modern bolex spring driven cameras of today. Outstanding quality of selected materials and fine swiss craftsmenship speak for themselves, as many of the original bolex cameras, which are now almost 50 years old, are still in circulation and faithfully serve their owners all over the world.

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16mm Projector Prop, #F1

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Keystone Olympic K-35 8mm Movie Camera Prop #F5

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This camera was made around 1955 and was the camera used by Charles L Bronson that yielded the famous footage of the Kennedy assassination.

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Keystone A1-12 16mm Camera Prop, #F2

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Sony BVW600 Betacam Prop, #V1

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