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3-D HORROR MOVIE Authentic Vintage 3-D Glasses from the film Freddie's Dead The Final Nightmare horror film ~ $6.98Authentic glasses handed out to theater patrons attending the 1991 movie "Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare." This is for 1 set of 3D glasses. These are new and not been folded or used. 16 inches long/1.5 inches wide. Great party favor for film fans. New Line Cinema's first 3D release (September of 1991) with the tagline: "They saved the best...for last"
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BEATLES GLASSES-Set of 2 ~SOLD
Really fun set of two glass drinking glasses. Originally designed in 1968 for the worldwide release of The Beatles animated feature film Yellow Submarine. These glasses have been used and are in excellent shape. A colorful set of glasses that will be enjoyed by any Beatles fan! Each glass is 5 inches tall and 2.5 inches across. Just the right size for a couple of Brandy Alexanders! |
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WWll GUN CAMERA ~ SOLD
Authentic Vintage World War II US Army Gun Camera. Model AN-N6. Manufactured by The Lackner Company in Cincinnati, OH. Used to produce movies of the missions flown. Very rare. Spec. No 75-366 Mfrrs. Ass'y No. E334-BF4 SN. Includes SIX EMPTY film magazines. A camera lens is NOT included. Camera shows use and age but overall good, but we do not guarantee functionality. 16mm film cameras were used by combat cameramen. The cameras were affixed to their aircraft to record results of combat and aerial rocket firing. Cameras were installed in the nose, wings, or just forward of the cockpit to record the actions of the firing. They mostly ran on 24 volts but some of the earliest ones used 12 volts. The cameras had 3 speeds. Each camera held one film magazine with 50 feet of black and white 16mm film. Depending on the film speed chosen, it could film from 31 seconds to 2 minutes and 5 seconds. |