Equipment for hire
"Lighting" equipment. |
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MOLE-RICHARDSON Solar Spot
| Period: |
from the beginning of 1940's to the end of 1960's |
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Lighting |
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2 specimens available |
Mole-Richardson 2K fresnel spot with barn doors, used extensively in theatre, film and tv studios. Very heavy item.
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Smith Victor Cine Light
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from the full 1950's to the full 1970's |
| Type: |
Lighting |
| Quantity: |
2 specimens available |
Handheld (or bracket mounted)cine lights. The two pictured are 650 watts and mains powered only. Very bright & very hot. Used on tv news or documentary work. Also amateur movie-making.
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MOLE-RICHARDSON Type 210
| Period: |
from the end of 1940's to the beginning of 1960's |
| Type: |
Lighting |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Large 2kw spotlight with barn doors, our example was used originally by the Disney studios. Of a 1930's design, this Mole has since been implanted with a household light bulb for 'show' only.
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MOLE-RICHARDSON SCOOP
| Period: |
from the end of 1940's to the beginning of 1970's |
| Type: |
Lighting |
| Quantity: |
4 specimens available |
The SCOOP was a 1k soft light source used originally in film studios. In the 1950s Scoop lights were used extensively worldwide in Image Orthicon monochrome studios.
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Strand Polestar
| Period: |
from the full 1960's to the full 1970's |
| Type: |
Lighting |
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8 specimens available |
2kW fresnel Spot for pole operation of pan, tilt and focus. A mainstay of television production lighting at BBC Television Centre in the 1960s and 1970s. Four of our examples are fully practical.
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BERKEY 2150
| Period: |
from the end of 1960's to the beginning of 1990's |
| Type: |
Lighting |
| Quantity: |
4 specimens available |
A lightweight 1kw 7" fresnel tv studio light, usually suspended. These lights can be adjusted in situ for angle and 'spotting' by pole positioning using the adjuster lugs on the mounting bracket. Very handy to do so from the studio floor where there maybe a 35ft drop.
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GEC 10 Flood
| Period: |
from the end of 1950's to the end of 1970's |
| Type: |
Lighting |
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1 specimens available |
10 lamp, 2KW flood bank. As used in many British TV studios, especially in the 1960s. Fibreglass body. Fully practical and a useful lamp.
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IANIRO IANBEAM 800
| Period: |
from the end of 1970's to the full 1990's |
| Type: |
Lighting |
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4 specimens available |
Small portable location (or ENG) lighting, the Ianbeam 800 is generally called a 'redhead'. 800 watts of spot or flood light without the use of a fresnel glass. Portable lightweight stands.
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GEC Spotlight
| Period: |
from the end of 1940's to the beginning of 1960's |
| Type: |
Lighting |
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1 specimens available |
GEC spotlight of probably 1950s vintage. Non-practical but does have a 100w bulb implanted for 'effect'. Used originally for am-drams, in church halls or on cheap British films.
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