Name/Title
26.11.25d Kodascope Eight-33 Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, New York Circa early–mid 1950sEntry/Object ID
26.11.25dDescription
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A mid century Kodascope Eight 33 projector produced by Eastman Kodak Co in Rochester, New York during the early to mid 1950s. Designed for Standard 8 mm silent film, this compact projector features Kodak’s distinctive red control panel, die-cast metal construction, and prominent cooling fins typical of post-war home movie equipment. The Eight 33 was part of Kodak’s push to modernise domestic film projection with safer lamps and simplified controls. With its industrial styling, exposed sprockets, and sculptural lines, it presents beautifully as a piece of vintage display technology and is ideal for collectors, film enthusiasts, or retro interior décor.
M E A S U R E S:
Height 26 cm
Length 15 cm
Width 14 cm
C O N D I T I O N:
Untested. Condition consistent with age and handling. Offered strictly as a decorative historical display item rather than a functioning projector.
P L E A S E N O T E:
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R E F : 26.11.25dDimensions
Height
26 cmWidth
14 cmLength
15 cm
