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Pathé Frères 35mm Cine Camera..

Pathe

Category

Photographic technology

Date

1910 - 1920

Materials

Wood, Metal, Glass, Leather, Brass

Measurements

360 x 195 x 330 mm

Place of origin

Paris

Collection

Fox Talbot Museum, Wiltshire

NT 1525245

Summary

Pathé Frères 35mm Cine Camera. A hand turned Pathe Cinematograph Cine 35mm camera in a wooden box covered in black leather. At the front is a f/4.5-25 lens in helical focusing mount. Access to the lens is via a hinged door. Above and to the right of the lens is the viewfinder. This is viewed via a reflecting side viewfinder on the right handside of the body. Beneath this is a rotary metre counter and below that the sprocket for the turning handle, (missing). Most of the right handside consists of a door which opens to reveal 2 wooden film (100 metre) magazines, with brass and leather pull handles, with provision for two spares, (fitted). In front of these is the operating mechanism, which comprises of, "a single frame and 8 frame shaft, 2 sprocket and claw drive, interchangeable felt covered or frame gate pressure plate". On the top is a leather carrying handle and a double spirit level. There is also a depressable button, that has no discernable effect. At the rear are 4 unsrewable brass knurled knobs, which hold the film magazines in place. On the left handside is a circular brass screwable panel. The base contains a mounting screw for a tripod. Markings: on the front, central at the top, embossed on a metal plate, "Cinematographes, Pathe Freres, 14 Rue Favart Paris". Below this is a further plate embossed with the number "1193".

Full description

A hand turned Pathe Cinematograph Cine 35mm camera in a wooden box covered in black leather. At the front is a f/4.5-25 lens in helical focusing mount. Access to the lens is via a hinged door. Above and to the right of the lens is the viewfinder. This is viewed via a reflecting side viewfinder on the right handside of the body. Beneath this is a rotary metre counter and below that the sprocket for the turning handle, (missing). Most of the right handside consists of a door which opens to reveal 2 wooden film (100 metre) magazines, with brass and leather pull handles, with provision for two spares, (fitted). In front of these is the operating mechanism, which comprises of, "a single frame and 8 frame shaft, 2 sprocket and claw drive, interchangeable felt covered or frame gate pressure plate". On the top is a leather carrying handle and a double spirit level. There is also a depressable button, that has no discernable effect. At the rear are 4 unsrewable brass knurled knobs, which hold the film magazines in place. On the left handside is a circular brass screwable panel. The base contains a mounting screw for a tripod. Markings: on the front, central at the top, embossed on a metal plate, "Cinematographes, Pathe Freres, 14 Rue Favart Paris". Below this is a further plate embossed with the number "1193".

Provenance

Part of the Fenton Collection. A gift from British Film Institute in 2017. From 1986-1999, part of BFI collection for the Museum of the Moving Image. BFI purchased collection in 1986 from James Fenton's Museum of Photography, Port Erin, Isle of Man 1976-1986

Makers and roles

Pathe , manufacturer

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