Bell and Howell GB 624 8mm Cine Film Camera Evolution Sundial 1950's Model

Features: Bell & Howell 624 cine cameras were manufactured in Britain by the Cine and Photographic Division of Rank Precision Industries Ltd. The original design was evolved by the Bell & Howell Co. of Chicago U.S.A. and although the American model numbers were different, the cameras had similar specifications.
The 624 cameras were made of light alloy, with winding handle and footage indicator on the right, spool chamber on the left and starting button on the front right-hand corner.
The knob provides for single frames, normal intermittent or continuous running.
This camera is a 624 Evolution Sundial model. It was first introduced into Britain in 1955. It has a single 10mm. lens with the aperture coupled to an exposure calculating dial on the camera front. In this way, exposure is set directly to the light conditions. Courtesy of museumoftechnology

Details: This is a Bell and Howell B624 8mm Cine Film Camera from the 1950's and has a small amount of expected age-related usage marks. No major bashes, or dings. It winds up and shoots with its robust mechanism. It has been UVC sanitised. Please study the high-resolution photos closely to evaluate the condition as pictures speak louder than words. We encourage questions and requests for any specific additional photos about the item(s) so as to be sure about what you may be looking to buy. This is an ideal item for an avid collector or fan of Vintage 8mm Cine Cameras.

Package Includes: Bell & Howell 624 8mm Cine Camera (UK Version)