Filming with 16mm film in the 1930's with a Kino-Kamera and showing the movie with a Filmo 57 projector

 recently sold by 

Delta 98 Den Haag

The Hague, The Netherlands

a used, but beautiful, almost new looking, 16mm film / movie camera, the

Kino - Kamera F

made circa 1936 by Siemens Kino Technik, 

SH, Siemens & Halske AG Berlin

with many exciting accessories, such as:

3x Schneider Kreuznach lens, the

Tele Xenar F:3,8 f=10cm,

Xenon f:2,3 F=5cm,

Xenon F:1,5 f=2,5cm

all with orange Siemens SH lenscap, nikkel protecting cap & Siemens leather case

and with:

Leitz Wetzlar, long base rangefinder FONOR, with black clamp,

BEWI precision exposure meter, text in German,

4 viewfinders in makers box,

metal film cassette for Kodak film,

several booklets 

and a leaflet with the text:

HOLD THE CAMERA STEADY WHILE TAKING A SCENE

and an almost new looking, 16mm movie projector, the 

Filmo 57

made circa 1928 by Bell & Howell, Chicago, USA

in it's original potable case, with inside a charming little bottle

Bell & Howell Film Oil

now in private German and Belgium collections