1930s era Moviola Bullseye 35mm MOVIE Editor

Description

I am offering the
uncommon
Moviola
Model D
"Bulls-eye" 35mm Movie editor/viewer
S/N 3357
without
its power cable
displayed
in
the photo for
parts & restoration
This
pre-war
device appears to have its original black paint and manufacturer's tag. The paint is largely intact and displays much of its original luster; the tag is
undamaged
and
perfectly legible
- see
photo
.
Interestingly, this device was purchased with all its pulleys. Over the last thirty years, all of its leather pulleys have deteriorated and decayed; the single remaining cable of a later vintage is all that remains.
- see photo
.
Besides some oxidation to some components and rust to the exterior iron components in places, the damage does not appear to be extensive and hence, this device can be restored using proper techniques
- see photo
.
The original lubrication has deteriorated including lubrication for the electric motor; hence, no attempt has been made to apply power to the device. Hence, this device is offered
untested
. Specific mechanisms and rotating components appear to be locked;
no attempt has been made to either apply force to unlock or loosen any mechanical components or to disassemble the device to inspect its interior - i.e., the photocell, motor speed control, motor, etc.
Besides some scuffs to the exterior and some light rust to the steel components, this device retains much of its original black finish and is offered in relatively good cosmetic condition
- see photos.
Again, this rare historical device is offered untested and hence, for parts and restoration.
This device is offered as described and as displayed in the photo.
Prospective buyers are invited both to inspect the item for themselves or to provide shipping details for its delivery.
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