Vintage Eastman Kodascope Eight Model 70, 8mm Film Projector w/Case, Film Tested Hand-cleaned and film-tested with a 1968 ?Lake Louise?Edmonton? reel Projects regular 8 mm home movies at true vintage speed Built-in variable motor control dial for smooth slow-motion to fast forward Original gray metal housing and threading knob in excellent cosmetic condition Includes original fitted carrying case, instruction manual, power cord, extra reel Kodak oil Uses P28s 120 V 500 W lamp and 1? f/1.6 lens for bright, sharp projection Description Rediscover the charm of analog cinema with the Eastman Kodascope Eight Model 70. Crafted by Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester, NY, circa 1937?1939, this projector brings vintage home movies back to life with authenticity and clarity. Every switch, lever, and reel arm has been tested to ensure reliable operation?just load your 8 mm film and enjoy genuine mid-century storytelling in your own living room. Whether you?re a serious collector, a nostalgia-driven decorator, or an indie filmmaker seeking retro flair, the Model 70 impresses with its sturdy metal build and historically accurate features. Its original case protects the unit during storage or transport, making it ideal for film festivals, gallery installations, or weekend neighborhood screenings. Specifications Attribute Details Manufacturer Eastman Kodak Company Model Kodascope Eight Model 70 Film Format Regular 8 mm Lamp Type P28s 120 V 500 W Lens 1? f/1.6 Voltage 100?125 V AC Estimated Manufacture Date 1937?1939 Included Accessories Case, manual, cord, extra reel, Kodak oil