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La Cinéscopie, Brussels | Photoscopic Estimate: €1,000–1,200 Year: c. 1924 Serial No.: 5662 Condition: B+ English: Belgian 35mm camera designed by André Van Remoortel and manufactured by La Cinéscopie, Brussels. The Photoscopic belongs to the pioneering group of compact cameras that used perforated 35mm cine film before the format became widely established. Equipped with an original O.I.P. Gand Grand-Labor 3.5–4.5 lens, no. 1054, mounted in an Ibsor shutter. A rare and historically significant early Belgian 35mm camera and the predecessor of the later Cinescopic, in fine, working condition. German: Belgian 35mm camera based on a design by André Van Remoortel, manufactured by La Cinéscopie, Brussels. The Photoscopic belongs to the pioneering generation of compact cameras for perforated 35mm motion picture film, even before this format had become widely established. Fitted with an original O.I.P. Gand Grand-Labor 3.5–4.5, no. 1054, in an Ibsor shutter. A rare and historically interesting early Belgian 35mm camera and precursor to the later Cinescopic. In very fine and fully functional original condition.
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