VINTAGE EUNIG P3 9.5MM AUSTRIAN FILM PROJECTOR (1932-1939) WITH A HUGO MEYER LENS

ONE OF THE FIRST FILM PROJECTORS MADE. AN AUSTRIAN MADE FILM PROJECTOR, AN EUMIG P3 9,5MM, SERIAL NUMBER 11972. MADE BETWEEN 1932 AND 1939.
 
WITH A HIGHLY COLLECTABLE HUGO MEYER & CORLITZ NR 75852 KINON SUPERIOR I, F=2,5CM PROJECTOR LENS. WHEN YOU FIND ONE OF THESE EARLY EUMIG PROJECTORS IT IS RARE TO FIND THE LENS INCLUDED WITH THE PACKAGE. HAVE A LOOK AND SEE WHAT THESE LENSES COST ONLINE! INCLUDED IS A NICE LEATHER PROJECTOR LENS CASE FOR THIS SPECIAL LENS.
 
EUMIG (1919-1982):
EUMIG WAS A FAMOUS AUSTRIAN COMPANY PRODUCING AUDIO AND VIDEO EQUIPMENT THAT EXISTED FROM 1919 UNTIL 1982. 100 years of Eumig 1919, the company was founded, and with up to 7,000 employees in the 1970s was the largest company in Austria. In particular, film cameras and film projectors were manufactured by eumig. In 1928, Eumig began producing film equipment, and three years later, in 1931 it introduced its first film projector the "Eumig P 1."  In 1981, the abrupt end came because the market for narrow film equipment collapsed worldwide.
 
HUGO MEYER LENS (1896-1971): Hugo Meyer & Co., was a former optical company from Gorlitz in Germany. Founded in 1896, by optician Hugo Meyer (May 21, 1863 - March 1, 1905) and businessman Heinrich Schätze , the Görlitz-based company was able to offer innovative, high-quality lenses at a very early stage and to continue this tradition even in a divided Germany for many years. In the now more than 120 years of company history Meyer-Optik was able to inspire many photographers for its products and to win a worldwide large fan community.
After being integrated into the VEB Pentacon and VEB Carl Zeiss collectives, the Meyer-Optik name was no longer inscribed on lenses after 1971.
In 1990, Feinoptische Werk Görlitz was spun off from VEB Carl Zeiss and converted into a private limited company and started to produce lenses with the Meyer-Optik logo. However, despite privatization efforts, the company was unable to attract investors and was liquidated shortly after.
In 2014, net SE, a publicly listed company (NETK) founded in 1997, working with the brand manager Globell B.V., exhibited new lenses under the Meyer-Optik-Görlitz name.
 
SIZE: 25CM WIDE 25CM HIGH 15CM DEEP
 
CONDITION: TESTED PARTLY WITHOUT FILM. NO LIGHTS COME ON. I CAN HOWEVER HEAR THE MOTOR WORKING BUT IT MAKES A STRANGE NOISE AT TIMES I THINK A SMALL PIECE OF PLASTIC HAS BROKEN OFF AND MAKES THE NOISE INSIDE. COMES WITH OLD 2 POINT ADAPTER AS SEEN IN PHOTOS. THE SPECIAL HUGO MEYER PROJECTOR LENS HAVE A FEW PAINT SCRAPES BUT APPEARS TO BE STILL IN GOOD CONDITION. INCLUDED IS A LEATHER CASE FOR THIS SPECIAL LENS.
 
PLEASE ALSO SEE MY OTHER ITEMS LISTED. I HAVE A VARIOUS OLD FILM PROJECTORS, OLD FILM REELS WITH OLD FOOTAGE AND METAL CASES AND A PROJECTOR STAND ON AUCTION THIS WEEK. INCLUDING AN AGFA MOVECTOR 16C 16MM FILM PROJECTOR FROM 1931 AND AN AGFA MOVECTOR SUPER 16MM FILM PROJECTOR FROM 1935. BOTH WITH ORIGINAL LEATHER CASES AND LOTS OF REELS AND OTHER ACCESSORIES.
 
REGARDING PAYMENT: PLEASE TRY TO PAY FOR YOUR ORDER WITHIN ONE WEEK OF PURCHASE. IF YOU THINK YOU CANNOT PAY WITHIN ONE WEEK BUT STILL WANT TO BID ON THE ITEM PLEASE ARRANGE BY MESSAGE BEFOREHAND TO ARRANGE FOR ANOTHER PAYMENT ARRANGEMENT. THE FASTER YOU PAY THE FASTER I CAN SEND FOR YOU.
 
REGARDING SHIPPING: I HAVE TWO OTHER OLD FILM PROJECTORS ON AUCTION. DUE TO SIZE AND WEIGHT FOR COMBINED ORDERS WE WILL HAVE TO GO THE COURIER OPTION. PLEASE  ASK FOR A FINAL SHIPPING QUOTE IF YOU WANT TO COMBINE THESE LARGE AND HEAVY ITEMS.