Treasures of pre-cinema history
The magic lantern
Cinematographs for 35 mm film
Collections
No. 01 George Carette
Date:
c. 1900
Maker:
Georges Carette
Place of Origin:
Nürnberg
Materials/Techniques:
Russian iron / Wood / Glass
Dimensions:
Length: 360 mm, Width: 130 mm, Height: 330 mm
No. 02 Leonhard Müller
Date:
c. 1925
Maker:
Leonhard Müller
Place of Origin:
Nürnberg
Materials/Techniques:
Painted sheet / Glass
Dimensions:
Length: 380 mm, Width: 140 mm, Height: 380 mm
Jean Schoenner - Cinématoscope No. 500 B
This Cinématoscope and box set was exclusive to the French market.
Date:
c. 1905
Maker:
Jean Schoenner
Place of Origin:
Nürnberg
Materials/Techniques:
Russian iron / Wood / Glass
Dimensions:
Length: 380 mm, Width: 130 mm, Height: 340 mm
No. 04 Gebrüder Bing
"Optica"
Date:
c. 1918 - 1925
Maker:
Gebrüder Bing
Place of Origin:
Nürnberg
Materials/Techniques:
Painted sheet / Glass / Wood
Dimensions:
Length: 520 mm, Width: 290 mm, Height: 490 mm
No. 05 Gebrüder Bing
Kinematograph No. 10/8126/3
Date:
c. 1920
Maker:
Gebrüder Bing
Place of Origin:
Nürnberg
Materials/Techniques:
Painted sheet / Glass
Dimensions:
ength: 360 mm, Width: 150 mm, Height: 370 mm
No. 06 Gebrüder Bing
Date:
ca. 1925
Maker:
Gebrüder Bing
Place of Origin:
Nürnberg
Materials/Techniques:
Painted sheet / Glass
Dimensions:
Length: 380 mm, Width: 200 mm, Height: 500 mm
No. 07 Ernst Plank
Kinematograph No. 787
Date:
c. 1900
Maker:
Ernst Plank
Place of Origin:
Nürnberg
Materials/Techniques:
Russian iron / Wood / Glass
Dimensions:
Length: 260 mm, Width: 100 mm, Height: 310 mm
No. 08 Unknown workshop
Date:
c. 1930
Maker:
Unkown
Place of Origin:
Fürth in Bavaria?
Materials/Techniques:
Painted sheet / Glass
Dimensions:
Length: 230 mm, Width: 90 mm, Height: 240 mm