Cine Kodak Special II 16mm Movie Camera, Lens Famous Owner John S. Candelario
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:7015208 | Model: Cine Kodak Special II |
| Film Format: 16mm | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Brand: Kodak | Type: Non Reflex |
Cine Kodak special II 16mm movie camera W/ Lens Famous OwnerMarked John S. Candelario , See bio belowNot working , for restoration , Includes ONE lens a 63mm 1:2.7 Kodak Anastigmat ( with cap and hood ) , It has the fader.It is HEAVY , Hence shipping may be considerable , Especially overseas.
FOR RESTORATION
Here is some info from the webbs about the former owner:
John S. Candelario was known for his cinematography work and still photographs of New Mexico and the Southwe...st. He operated the original Old Curio Store (Candelario Curio Store), the oldest Indian trading post in the United States, located at 201 West San Francisco Street. Born on September 7, 1916, in Santa Fe, the son of Arthur and Alice (Candelario) Weeks, he was later adopted by his grandfather, Jesus S. Candelario. He died October 5, 1993. In 1938, John Candelario took over the Old Curio Store owned by his grandfather, J.S. Candelario. While running it, he became interested in motion pictures. He won television's Emmy and Peabody awards and won the American Film Festival's Golden Reel Award for the art film, "Indian Artists of the Southwest." He was director of Southwest Fine Recordings and president of Cinemark Productions and Cine 837 Educational Film Producing Company. As a still photographer, Candelario did portraits for Mabel Dodge Luhan's book Taos Artists. His photographs appeared in national magazines, such as Life and Holiday. Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz befriended him and displayed his photographs. Candelario worked with Edward Weston and Ansel Adam, introducing them to the pueblos. Candelario also wrote many short stories, some appeared in journals and others were made into movie scripts.
Here is some info from the Webbs about the camera :
This professional 16 mm turret camera was the technical pinnacle of the Cine-Kodak motion picture camera dynasty.The model was introduced in 1948, and reportedly was manufactured until 1961.It has many special features and an elaborate set of controls.
Please view our pictures carefully so you can use the information you find in them to discern whether this is the right item for you! We consider our pictures an important part of our description process. We do our very best to provide accurate and thoughtful descriptions.
If you have any questions about the item please contact us before buying, if you have any issues with the item after purchase please contact us directly. We do our best to offer you the items as we have described and photographed them.
NOTE TO INTERNATIONAL BUYERS!!!ALL GOODS ARE SENT AS "USED MERCHANDISE" WITH THE ACTUAL PURCHASE PRICE DECLARED Customs or other expenses due as a consequence of this item being shipped to locations outside of the continental United States are the responsibility of the buyer.
FOR RESTORATION
Here is some info from the webbs about the former owner:
John S. Candelario was known for his cinematography work and still photographs of New Mexico and the Southwe...st. He operated the original Old Curio Store (Candelario Curio Store), the oldest Indian trading post in the United States, located at 201 West San Francisco Street. Born on September 7, 1916, in Santa Fe, the son of Arthur and Alice (Candelario) Weeks, he was later adopted by his grandfather, Jesus S. Candelario. He died October 5, 1993. In 1938, John Candelario took over the Old Curio Store owned by his grandfather, J.S. Candelario. While running it, he became interested in motion pictures. He won television's Emmy and Peabody awards and won the American Film Festival's Golden Reel Award for the art film, "Indian Artists of the Southwest." He was director of Southwest Fine Recordings and president of Cinemark Productions and Cine 837 Educational Film Producing Company. As a still photographer, Candelario did portraits for Mabel Dodge Luhan's book Taos Artists. His photographs appeared in national magazines, such as Life and Holiday. Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz befriended him and displayed his photographs. Candelario worked with Edward Weston and Ansel Adam, introducing them to the pueblos. Candelario also wrote many short stories, some appeared in journals and others were made into movie scripts.
Here is some info from the Webbs about the camera :
This professional 16 mm turret camera was the technical pinnacle of the Cine-Kodak motion picture camera dynasty.The model was introduced in 1948, and reportedly was manufactured until 1961.It has many special features and an elaborate set of controls.
Please view our pictures carefully so you can use the information you find in them to discern whether this is the right item for you! We consider our pictures an important part of our description process. We do our very best to provide accurate and thoughtful descriptions.
If you have any questions about the item please contact us before buying, if you have any issues with the item after purchase please contact us directly. We do our best to offer you the items as we have described and photographed them.
NOTE TO INTERNATIONAL BUYERS!!!ALL GOODS ARE SENT AS "USED MERCHANDISE" WITH THE ACTUAL PURCHASE PRICE DECLARED Customs or other expenses due as a consequence of this item being shipped to locations outside of the continental United States are the responsibility of the buyer.
