I wanna sell a vintage film projector

Cinnamon09

Its very heavy,where could I sell it,sold as seen.I think it may be collectible.or are there any forums I could ask on?

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Justin_Scotland

ebay as collection only.

See this link about value of projectors

victoriajayne1987

yeah theres ebay, or your local gumtree or trade it maybe??

soolin

I had one from about the 60s that absolutely no one wanted, It went in a skip in the end. I do have a unique one in a suitcase from even earlier with rigid slides (still camera slides though not an earlier format) and I had very little interest but I decided to put that one in storage 'just in case'. I did try a couple of museums, but even they did not want it as a donation.

I find it such a shame really that no one wants these items which were horribly expensive in their day.

Cinnamon09

soolin wrote: »

I had one from about the 60s that absolutely no one wanted, It went in a skip in the end. I do have a unique one in a suitcase from even earlier with rigid slides (still camera slides though not an earlier format) and I had very little interest but I decided to put that one in storage 'just in case'. I did try a couple of museums, but even they did not want it as a donation.

I find it such a shame really that no one wants these items which were horribly expensive in their day.

Yes,i suspected this might be the case.thanks x

soolin

Cinnamon09 wrote: »

Yes,i suspected this might be the case.thanks x

If you have any films though they go well. I had my family films converted to DVD (horribly expensive!) but decided to just sell the cine films on ebay. I got over £20 for a 3 minute original Sooty film and over £10 for a couple of Laurel and Hardy 2 minutes clips.