WWII One of a kind MIT Radiation Laboratory CUSTOM MADE by KODAK CINE 16 CAMERA

One of a kind unit. Safe for display, meausured 0.08 microSv/h. The MIT radiation laboratory existed between 1940-45 and mainly worked on radar and microwave technologies during the war. The camera here is a Cine 16 modified by Kodak. It seems that Kodak itself made it on order by MIT rad lab. It has a non standard lens. It is missing the the winding mechanism and the standard speed controls.

The drive is directly coupled to a powerful motor that sits in the box. It was probably used with standard or non standard IR film on non standard speeds in hard to reach or unsafe areas as a remote camera. Any additional information is much appreciated.

S:13EUR M:18EUR L:25EUR. For European Union buyers, the item will be sent via GLS Austria.

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