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Wodonga & District Historical Society IncFunctional object - Bolex Paillard M 8 Projector, Bolex Paillard, 1949
... Bolex Paillard M 8 Projector...The firm of Bolex Paillard Ltd is world-famous for its accomplishments in the field of amateur cinematography. ...On one side: " Bolex Paillard/ Fabrication Suisse/ Made in Switzerland" M 8...Bolex Paillard...The firm of Bolex Paillard Ltd is world-famous for its accomplishments in the field of amateur cinematography. ...The firm of Bolex Paillard Ltd is world-famous for its accomplishments in the field of amateur cinematography. Paillard Bolex cine cameras and projectors are designed and manufactured in Sainte-Croix, Switzerland, which was also the centre of the Swiss watchmaking industry. Originally Bol, the company was founded by Charles Haccius and Jacques Bogopolsky in 1925. The M8 line of projectors were first manufactured in 1949. Its relatively light weight, affordability and portability made this model popular with home movie and amateur film makers.This projector is representative of several types of home projectors popular in the second half of the 20th Century.A small projector and carrying case. It is made of cast aluminum and steel, painted with a Grey Silver finish. The upper reel arm folds downward and locks for storage and also serves as a carrying handle. The lens assembly pivots outward for easy film loading and unloading. The front legs can be adjusted individually for height. An AC outlet is position at the rear of the projector. The carrying case includes slots to hold film reels and the power cord.On one side: " Bolex Paillard/ Fabrication Suisse/ Made in Switzerland" M 8bolex paillard, cimematography, home entertainment -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkEquipment - Bolex Projector, Case and Accessories, Bolex Cinema, Circa 1949 to 1952
... bolex...Bolex Cinema Paillard G816 8/16mm Projector, serial no 217891. including black covered wooden carry case , spare lens, spare reels and parts case containing 16mm gate and film guides....Bolex Cinema...Equipment Bolex Projector, Case and Accessories Bolex Cinema ...The projector was used by Olive Hamilton for both 8 and 16mm film. Olive was president of the Victorian Amateur Cine Society Ladies Auxiliary.The projector is historically and socially significant as it was used by Olive HamiltonBolex Cinema Paillard G816 8/16mm Projector, serial no 217891. including black covered wooden carry case , spare lens, spare reels and parts case containing 16mm gate and film guides.DANGER DO NOT USE This projector does NOT meet required electrical safety standardsbolex, projector, olive, hamilton -
NMIT (Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE)Film Splicer: Bolex 16mm Cement Film Splicer
... Film Splicer: Bolex 16mm Cement Film Splicer...The Bolex 16mm cement film splicer was introduced in 1965. ...Photographic equipment Preston Technical College NMIT The Bolex 16mm cement film splicer was introduced in 1965. ...The Bolex 16mm cement film splicer was introduced in 1965. It allowed each end of the film to be scraped to a bevelled edge and cemented together to create a flat splice. Cutting and scraping blades were built into the device; single-side sprocket guides accepted both double and single perf 16mm film http://www.bolexcollector.com/accessories/edit60.html Accessed 29 May 2013 In its original package photographic equipment, preston technical college, nmit -
Mont De LanceyCamera
... Paillard-Bolex black and silver movie camera, with plaited strap handle...."Paillard-Bolex" "11 Kern paillard"...Belonged to Gordon Chapman Cameras "Paillard-Bolex" "11 Kern paillard" Paillard-Bolex black and silver movie camera, with plaited strap handle. ...Belonged to Gordon ChapmanPaillard-Bolex black and silver movie camera, with plaited strap handle."Paillard-Bolex" "11 Kern paillard"cameras -
Wodonga & District Historical Society IncFunctional object - Hermes 8 Standard Wide Carriage Typewriter, Paillard, 1964
... It developed from a small watchmaker collective into a global leader in typewriters as well as gramophones, radio sets and, under the name of Paillard-Bolex, cameras and film cameras. Paillard began making typewriters under the Hermes name in 1923. ...It developed from a small watchmaker collective into a global leader in typewriters as well as gramophones, radio sets and, under the name of Paillard-Bolex, cameras and film cameras. Paillard began making typewriters under the Hermes name in 1923. ...Hermes typewriters were manufactured by Paillard S.A. of Yverdon in Switzerland. Paillard Ltd (originally Maison Paillard) was a premier Swiss precision engineering company which operated for 175 years. It developed from a small watchmaker collective into a global leader in typewriters as well as gramophones, radio sets and, under the name of Paillard-Bolex, cameras and film cameras. Paillard began making typewriters under the Hermes name in 1923. Early typewriters were usually heavy office typewriters but over time popular portable typewriters were added to their range. The Hermes Standard 8 typewriter was produced between 1953 and 1965. It was a heavy-duty desktop model. Typewriters of this model with a wide carriage were considered to be quiet rare. They were designed for the operator to be able to produce wide ledgers. However by 1963 its successor the Hermes Standard 9 had gone into production. With the rise of personal computers in the 1980s, typewriters gradually fell into obsolescence and came to be thought of as an outdated writing technology of the past. The company was ultimately taken over by Olivetti in 1981, and operations largely ceased by 1989. This item is significant because it was a popular and important piece of office equipment used in many Wodonga business in the 1950s and 1960s.A pale green Hermes Standard 8 typewriter with wide carriage.Serial Number 8120839 Hermes Standard 8 On back - HERMES / Made in Switzerland / paillard s.a. Yverdontypewriter, hermes typewriters, functional office equipment
