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Vintage Bell & Howell 333 Turret 8mm Cine Camera, Late 1950s
- Pick up from Hamilton
- Ships NZ wide, ask the seller for a freight quote
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Vintage Bell & Howell 333 double 8mm home movie camera from the late 1950s, the kind that filmed a generation of family holidays.
It has the classic three-lens rotating turret (normal, wide and telephoto), the big viewfinder with its brown and cream hood, the simple sun-to-shade exposure dial with coloured weather dots, a footage counter, and the fold-out wind-up key on the side. A clockwork motor, so no batteries needed.
Good condition for its age: the hammertone brown and grey finish is clean, and the lenses and viewfinder glass look clear in the photos. I haven't run film through it, so it's sold as a display or collector's piece. It looks fantastic on a shelf, in a retro styled room or a camera collection, and makes a great prop for photographers and film buffs.
Pick up Hamilton, or can post NZ wide.
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