Siemens Projector, 1960s

Vintage Siemens Projector from the 1960s. For 16 mm Films. With Speaker and in Working Order

Attractive Siemens projector from the 1960s, presented as a set consisting of two cases. One of the cases is actually a speaker, while the other houses the projector itself. This projector is in excellent condition and works just as well as it did on the first day; it has been tested with silent film. It is designed to project 16 mm films and is a collector's item. The cases are made of metal and painted with light green metallic enamel, featuring a martelé finish. Both feature handles, designed to allow for comfortable transport of the device.

The projector works perfectly, and both it and the speaker retain all their original parts, including the wiring and the lamp. The Siemens logo and brand name appear in silver metal on the speaker, and they are also printed on the projector's control panel. This item retains all of its off-white Bakelite controls set against a black background; above them, the same background displays a series of visual instructions.

On the front of the unit, we again find the Siemens name and logo, while on the back there is a paper label affixed to the metal, bearing the number 7930. The Siemens company was founded in 1847 by Werner von Siemens in Berlin, and its first design was a telegraph. Over the years, the workshop founded as "Telegraphen-Bauanstalt von Siemens & Halske" grew into an international corporation.

This magnificent projector is a fine example of the company's products and a charming piece, perfect for lovers of the silver screen.

Dimensions: Width: 650 mm. Height: 720 mm.