Bell & Howell Filmo 16mm 70DR Camera | School of Journalism and Communication

Cinema Camera

Manufacture Period: c1940s

Serial No. G97247

This Bell & Howell 16mm cinema camera was once owned by Wilfrid Eggleston, OBE, a prominent journalist and director of the Carleton School of Journalism from 1947 to 1966.

The Filmo 16mm Automatic Cine Camera was introduced to the market in 1923 and was the first spring motor driven 16mm camera available. It was produced in various models through the 1970s.

Manufactured in Chicago, Illinois

Friday, April 22, 2022 in Media Museum
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