Ernemann-Werke A.-G., Dresden. No. 732,011, movie camera for 35mm film cassettes for movies wooden Ernemann 60 m. manual crank (included). System Viewer: The window displays rectangular rear screen approach to reverse an image generated by the viewfinder lens above the optical system. A second display on the rear of the chamber allows control focus by a lens and prisms. The diaphragm is adjustable sector. The slots in the camera body shown that can also be used as a copier. Lens Ernemann-Anastigmat" Ernon" 1: 3.5 / 50 mm, No. 9864. Note: The connection ring target to the camera body is not available. - In 1908, Ernemann-Werke presented his first professional film camera under the name of Normal-Aufnahme-Kino Modell A (Normal Shooting Cinema Model A). This successful model was manufactured until 1937 (from 1924 under the name Zeiss Ikon A). 1908 The first black leather briefcase continued alternately to a tropical version in a briefcase hardwood with brass fittings. In addition to the manufacturer and the number, logo Ernemann-Werke, the" goddess of light" used until 1918, it is engraved on the front panel. This camera is a rare specimen from the time of production prior to the First World War.
