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 History:
 
 Museums:
National Museum of Photography, Film & Television, Bradford.UK
Museum of the Moving Image, London
The British Film Institute, London
Smithonian Institution: Precinema and early cinema ads
American Film Institute
American Museum of the Moving Image, New York
George Eastman House
The American WideScreen Museum
Museum of Motion Picture History Inc., Tampa, FL, USA
Musée des Arts et Métiers, Paris
Cinémathèque  Française
Kamera Daten Bank Deutsche Museen
Deutsches Filmmuseum, Frankfurt, Germany
Filmmuseum Potsdam
Kino Museum Vollbütel
Austrian Film Museum, Vienne
EYE Film Instituut Nederland/Netherlands Film Museum
Museum v. Beeld en Geluid, Hilversum
Magic Lantern Castle Museum, San Antonio, Texas
 
 
 Auctions/markets: 
 Clips of my cinematographica collectionYouTube clips of my cinematographica collection
   Precinema/Magic Lanterns: 
 
 WIDESCREEN
 Collecting/Filming in 9,5mm: 
Cinerdistan. Site dedicated to 9,5 - 17,5 - 28mm, as well as the traditional gauges
Pathex.com, 9,5mm Club USA, lots of information as well as a number of catalogues of Pathé cassettes
Grahame Newnham's List of books on 9,5mm 
Grahame Newnham's 9,5mm Equipment Catalogue (non-Pathescope)
Microscope on Pathéscope 9,5mm  printed films (Gerald McKee)
List of Felix the Cat  films in 9,5mm
9,5 groups around the world (by Grahame Newnham)
Ciné-Club 9,5mm France
Fondation Jerome Seydoux -Pathé >
Yahoo group: Les amateurs de pathe-baby
Pathéscope 9,5mm Homepage (UK)
The Nine - Five Page of Grahame Newnham
Cine 9,5 Nederland
9,5mm forum
 
 
 Filming in (super)8 or 16mm: 
 
 Collecting other gauges, besides the usual ones.Supplies: 
 
 Other link pages:
 
 
South Manchuria (Edison?) 35mm projector lit by sunlight as street entertainment, turn of the century
|  |  UK/Great Britain
National Museum of Photography, Film & Television, Bradford.UK
Small Format 8, 9,5, 16mm. Magazine 
Cinerdistan with info on all gauges
Oldtimer Cameras, Great Britain, supplies copies of a great number of manuals and other documentation.
The Projection Box. Keith Herbert's important documentation and supplies site
KW Technical Services. (Agents for Braun, Bauer, Cine Nizo)
Lees Cameras, London, offer used equipment, spares, transfer to video services
Derann Film Services, Dudley, West Midlands
Buckingham Film Services
Hailsham Camera Centre
Lionel Hughes Photographica
 IAC - creative film, video & AV making
Straight Eight with super 8 film competition
Brian R Pritchard - Film Archivist. Literature on historic cinema
Mad Cornish Projectionist's Information Web Site
Cinerdistan's info on all sizes with splendid photo's 
 
 
 Netherlands/Belgium (Benelux)EYE Film Instituut Nederland/Netherlands Film Museum
Museum v. Beeld en Geluid, Hilversum
Stichting Amateurfilm
Nederlandse Vereniging Fotografica (ook Cinematografica!)
Cinegraphica. With interesting articles and images on rare vintage movie apparatus
Stichting Amateurfilm.nl. Nuttige Nederlandse en internationale  smalfilmlinks
Magic Lantern collection 'De Luikerwaal', Huizen, the Netherlands. List swith important collectors. Also offers part of his collection for sale.
Supersens verkoopt onbelichte films, ontwikkelt en digitaliseert ze. 8, 9,5, 16mm en andere formaten.
Frank Bruinsma's super 8 reversal lab with details about his film developing service
Trigger Nieuwegein - Digitalisering van 8 en 16mm films naar Blu-Ray, DVD en harddisk
Cine 9,5 Nederland
Cinegraphica (Belgium)
Xavier Vanpevenaege filmcamera collector's site (Belgium)
Chris Jagt's camera's en projectoren verzameling
Ben van Beek's Cinema Equipment  Collectors' paginas
Huisfilmpagina Ben Dijkhuis
Dibbets: Cinema Context. Film in Nederland vanaf 1896
Nederlandse bioscoopgeschiedenis - Utrecht Project
Smalfilm startkabel.nl
Film links pagina.nl
Filmstart.nl links pagina
Smalfilmstart.nl links pagina
Topcast filmvoorstellingen, onderhoud
Catawiki Fotografica veiling
Huisfilm discussie groep Nederland.
Ron Botterman's Film Collector site
Film montage artikelen
Dissertatie over de familiefilm door Susan Aasman
Belgische Amateur Kineasten links site
SuperSens film/video transfer
 
 
 
 
|  |  France, Canada
 
 Germany/Deutschland/Austria/Õsterreich/Schweiz
 
 Italian
 
 Australia/New Zealand(Any suggestions?)Federation of Australian Movie Makers  With a list of links to 25 Australian video and movie clubs
Trevor Adams Filmstips site. New Zealand
DVD Infinity, North Sydney, transfer to DVD of Standard/Regular 8mm, 9.5mm, 16mm, 17.5mm, 28mm and 35mm films.
Kata Productions, Tasmania, transfer to DVD or video tape of standard/regular 8mm, 9.5mm, and 16mm films.
Diskbank restoration and digitalisation services
 Other countries(Any suggestions?)
 
 
 EQUIPMENT/FILMS FOR SALE (commercial)/HIRE:Urbanski Films
PhotoGuide Japan's PhotoSpaces
 Video (transfer, digitalisation)
DVD transfer is offered by: CJS Technologies
'Got memories?' (Scottsdale, Arizona) 8, 16mm film digital transfer
Imemorybox 8, 9.5 and 16mm cine/video transfer, Darlington DL1 5JQ, North England
Digital transfer systems from 8 and 16mm
Bruce Mayfield's '8mm Film Transfer Film to Video / DVD', with tutorial.
Home Movie Transfer
High Sierra Productions, Pacific Northwest transfers all sizes to video/DVD.
9,5mm video transfer services in various countries
Plato Video (U.K.) 8, 9.5, 16mm film transferred to video 
Lees Cameras, London, offer transfer to video services
 DVD Infinity, Sydney, Australia video transfer
Kata Productions, Australia,  transfer 8, 9.5, 16mm film to video
SuperSens video/filmlaboratory Netherlands. They transfered practically all my films to video. I made of most of them YouTube video clips (950 now).
 (All addresses are given without responsibility) 
 Various
 
 
 
 The following are some valuable reference-books (most 
out-of-print) often used by collectors (depending on their nationality!):
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Ariel, Pete: Cinematographica Register (4 volumes, 1981-1990)(click)
Auer, M. & Ory, M: Histoire de la Caméra Ciné Amateur (French, many fine photographs 1979)
Auer, Michel: Collectors Guide to antigue cameras (1981)
Barnes, John: The Rise of the Cinema in Great Britain, two volumes (1983)
Barnes, John: The Beginnings of the Cinema in Great Britain, 5 volumes 
Bennett, Colin N.: The Handbook of Kinematography (1911)
Cameron, David: How Films Were Made and Shown 1895-2015 
Cameron, James R: Motion picture Projection (various editions from 1918 until after WW2. Contains detailed descriptions of mainly American 16 and 35mm (cinema) projectors.
Ceram, C.W.: Archeology of the Cinema (1965, also German and French editions) 
Coe, Brian: The History of Movie Photography (1981) 
Ducom Jacques: Le Cinématographe (1911)
Fielding, Raymond: A technological history of Motion pictures (1983)
Gardiakos, Soterius: Pre 1900 American made [Movie] projectors (2010)
 Gregory, C.L. : Motion Picture Photography (1920)
Hecht, Hermann & Ann: Pre-Cinema and History (1993)
Hendricks, Gordon: Origins of the American Film (Reprint 1972)
Herbert, S.& McKernan, L.: Who's who of Victorian Cinema (1996) 
Herbert, S.: Industry, Liberty, and a Vision: Wordsworth Donisthorpe's Kinesigraph (2004)
Hopwood, Henry V.: Living Pictures (1899. Reprinted by Arno Press. It is now also available on CD, with 1915 update from 'The Projection Box' )
Hrabalek, E: Laterna Magica (German magic lantern price-guide 1985)
Hulfish, David S.: Motion Picture Work (1913)
Jenkins & Depue: Handbook for Motion Picture and Stereopticon Operators (1908)
Kattelle, Alan: Home Movies. An important book with a  wealth of data on the history of the (American) (amateur) film industry (2000)
Liesegang, F. Paul : Handbuch der praktischen Kinematography (1908)
Liesegang, F.P.: Dates and Sources. A contribution to the history of the 
art of projection and to cinematography ( 1986) 
Lobel, Léopold: La Technique Cinématographique (1912 - 1927)
Lossau, Jürgen: Filmkameras & Filmprojectors (listing 3000 16, 9,5, 8, single and super 8mm cameras) (German/English 2000/5): 
Mannoni, Laurent: Le Mouvement continue (Catalogue: Cinematheque française, Musée du Cinema)(1996)
McKee, G.: The Home Cinema, Classic Home Movie Projectors 
1922-1940 (1989, A third printing has become available in August 2000. Direct enquiries to Gerald McKee, 7 Lordslaine Close, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN20 7UF, UK) 
McKee, G. : A half century of film collecting (1993, still available. See address above) 
McKeown, J.: Price-guide to Cameras  
Oldtimer Cameras Ltd. 'Expert System': details of cine cameras and projectors on sale in the U.K. from 1956 to 1982 (3 volumes)
Pont, Patrice-Hervé: Catalogue des Cameras Francaises(1993)
Quigley, Martin, Jr.: Magic Shadows. The story of the origin of Motion Pictures(1960)
Richardson, F.H.: Motion Picture Handbook (The rival of Cameron, see above). Various editions beginning 1910 until the forties. 
Ristow, Juergen: Vom Geisterbild zum Breitwandfilm. Aus der 
Geschichte der Filmtechnik (1986)
Rossell, Deac: Living Pictures. The origins of the movies (1998)
Sadoul, Georges: L'Invention du Cinéma 1832-1897 (1945)
Samuelson, David W.: Motion Picture Camera Data (modern prof. cameras 1979)
Schmidt, Hans : Kino-Taschenbuch (1926)
Toulet, Emmanuelle : Birth of the Motion Picture (1995, translated from the French)
Tuemmel, Herbert: Deutsche Laufbildprojektoren (German 1986)(All German projectors and their manufacturers)
Wade, John: The Collector's Guide to Cine Cameras (2000)
 
 I have quite a number of second hand books on cinematography for sale. 
Ask for list wichm@NOSPAMxs4all.nl after deleting NOSPAM from the address.
 
 
 More books: 
Abbott, Harold B. : Motion pictures with the Baby Ciné (1929?)
Abbott, Harold B: : The complete 9,5mm Cinematographer (1938)
Alden, Andrew: Bolex Bible (1998)
Bennett, Colin N.: A Guide to Kinematography Projection (1923)
Brown B.: Talking Pictures (1931)
Cricks, Howard R.: The complete projectionist (1937)
Dickson, W.K.J.: History of the Kinetograph, Kinetoscope and the Kineto-Phonograph (1895, reprinted)
Enz, Kurt: Filmprojektoren, Filmprojektion (1965)
Hepworth: Animated Photography (1900, reprinted 1970 by Arno Press)
Horstmann & Tousley: Motion Picture operation. Stage electrics and illusions (1914)
Jenkins,  C.F.: Animated Pictures (1898, reprinted 1970 by Arno Press)
Jenkins & Depue: Handbook of Motion Pictures and Stereopticons (1908)
Jones, E.: Practical Guide to the taking and projecting of cinematographic pictures (1915)
Kermabon, Jacques: Pathé, premier empire du cinéma  (1994)
Kuball Michael: Familien-Kino, die Geschichte des Amateurfilms in Deutschland 1900-1960 (1980)
Lescarboura, Austin C.: The Cinema handbook (1921)
Lutz, E.G.: The Motion Picture Cameraman (1927)
Macintosh, Douglas: A Handbook of 9,5mm Cinematography (2000)
Mariani, v. : Guida pratica della Cinematografia (1923)
Merle, André: Les Appareils de Prise de Vues Cinématographiques (1926)
Moigno, Abbé: l'Art des Projections (1872)
Musser, Charles: Thomas A. Edison and his Kinetographic Motion Pictures (1995)\
Neuhauss, Dr. R.: Lehrbuch der Projektion (1901)
Opfermann, H.C.: Die neue Schmalfilm-Schule (various editions from 1940 till the fifties)
Repinski, Cynthia A.: The Univex Story (1991)
Richardson, F.H.: 'Bluebook of Projection' (1942-1953?) 
Sloane, O'Connor T.: Motion Picture Projection (1922)
The Modern Bioscope Operator (1917 4th ed.)
 
 
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