Film Projector

Film Projector

The Waking Box Ranch Collection

The movie projector is brown in color, functioning nobs and they are silver in color barely tarnishing, electrical cord nearly intact. The "on and off" switch is broken (it's missing the back part and the button). The light box still has the top with the intact light bulb. We have the original lens, its intact but it is not attached to the projector. It has a "Kesytone" company plaque with all the manufacture information. It has written in it 16mm model A74 No 822663 from the Keystone brand and an UL (underwriters laboratory) so it may have been certified.

Accessioning Number: 2011.3.3

Keystone Kinescope Projector

1920-1930

UNLV Division of Educational Outreach

The object is available for education and research purposes and are a part of the UNLV Division of Educational Outreach Collection. This image may not be reproduced for commercial purposes without the express written consent of the UNLV Division of Educational Outreach Collection

Width 7"
Length 8""
Height 13.5"

English

Physical Object

PAR Room 103; "Workroom" 2-13-20

The film projector has five total parts including: Eagle Lock Co. Box, Film Reel, Back Piece of Power Switch, On and Off Button, and Film Lens. 

This Keystone Kinescope Projector model A-74 was first advertised in the 1933 Keystone Camera and Projector Catalog. An earlier model of this projector is also in the n the Henry Ford Collection.
Link to-Online Collection for Keystone MFG Co.

Link to-Henry Ford Digital Collection

Entry Created by Marimar Rivera and Alex Shear

The object is available for education and research purposes
and are a part of the UNLV Division of Educational

Outreach Collection. This image may not be reproduced for
commercial purposes without the express written consent
of the UNLV Division of Educational Outreach Collection