Zeiss Ikon Movilux 8A

[juliedock]

My parents bought this movie projector in Switzerland in 1959 and it is still in working condition. I am wondering if anyone knows how I would go about selling it and what it might be worth. The projector is housed in a gorgeous pink hard case and has the original instruction book.

[Ken Riley]

The Zeiss Ikon 8mm Movilux projector was made in
Germany by Zeiss Ikon AG. The projector is somewhat
small and looks like it was built-into the half of a die-cast
case. The covers came in five colors which included
blue, green, coral red (pink), Ivory, and grey.

This projector was made starting in late 1958 with first sales
in Germany in early 1959. It was equipped with a multi-coated
6-element f/1.3 lens and has film transport speeds of 16, 18, and
24 frames per second. A permanently lubricated synchronous
motor provided a noiseless constant speed. The projection lamp
is a CXR/CXL 8V 50W C6 type.

Zeiss Ikon became Zeiss Ikon AG in late 1926 by the fusion
of several German camera manufacturers. By 1927-28 two more
German photo companies merged with them as well. These
companies included camera, optics, paper, and chemical
manufacturers.

Later Movilux 8 models were designated 8A, 8B, 8R, and
Sound-Coupler. Production ended sometime in 1961.

Value: $50-$200.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG-PQOZmKkY
This video shows the Movilux R art deco projector in operation.

[Ken Riley]

Try these ideas to sell your photo items:

- Our Camera Buy-Sell-Trade Board
(The perfect place to start! And its absolutely Free.)
-Must register to be able to post. www.krphoto.com/
Click on link to camera forum or link to Camera Buy-Sell-Trade Board.

- Yard sale.
- Garage sale.
- Flea market.
(the above speak for themselves)

- Craig's List (Free).
(found on our links page):
www.krphoto.com/linksforantiqueandclassiccameracollectors.html

- Google Newsgroups Photo Marketplace (Free).
(also found on our links page):
www.krphoto.com/linksformoviecamerasandprojectors.html

- Classified ads (on-line or newspaper).
(I recommend on-line because its basically free)

- Private sale to photo shop.
(will have a hard time getting your values: typically 25% or
less of value if they even buy the equipment)

- eBay and other auction sites.
(good place, lots of people look, but costs you $ and time
and is glutted with cameras & photo equipment)

- Use the forums listed on our links pages:
www.krphoto.com/linkspages.html

Many are for buying & selling and target collectors needs
very well. These forums usually require that you sign-up to
use their service. This is a security measure to help stop the posting of SPAM to these sites to help make your experience
using the forum a good one.

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- If you wish to donate equipment you can do so at local
thrift stores such as AmVets, Red-White-Blue, Salvation
Army, St. Vincent DePaul, Goodwill, church or other
organization for their annual bazaar, rummage sale, etc...

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Find camera values for free on the CollectiBlend.com web site:
collectiblend.com/Cameras/


Good Luck!

-KR

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Ken Riley Photographics, Pittsburgh, PA. USA
An Information Web Site About Collecting Vintage
Cameras And Serving The Web Community Since 1997
www.krphoto.com

[Cassgj2013]

I have a Zeiss IKon Movielux projector and on ebay they are going for £20-£40 which is quite ridiculous as they can go for up too £220 so my only advise is to make sure you are comfortable with the price people are asking and if you're selling on Ebay set a reserve price one you are comfortable with.

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