Gaumont Movie camera (35m)
The Gaumont 35mm movie camera is an early cine camera built for professional 35mm motion picture film, dating from the era when Gaumont was active as a French manufacturer of cinematographic equipment. Cameras of this type were positioned as working production tools rather than amateur equipment.
UK auction data for this Gaumont 35mm movie camera is extremely thin, with a single recorded hammer result of £2,900 from 2007. With only one saleroom data point and no recent comparables through to today, any current price guidance on what one is worth is indicative rather than firm, and condition, completeness and provenance would heavily influence what a fresh example sells for.
Sales History
Prices shown are UK auction hammer results — the wholesale level achieved in the saleroom. Neither buyer’s nor seller’s commission is included. Dealer and retail asking prices are typically higher.
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| Nov 2007 | EUR 2,900 | Leitz Auction | |
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Auction: Leitz Auction 12 (Lot AI_12_19935) Title: Gaumont 35mm Movie Camera
Description:
early French hand-cranked 35mm movie camera, the wooden box-shaped body is covered with black kidskin, engraved on the front: "Societe des Etablissements GAUMONT Paris", E.Krauss Tessar 3.5/50mm no.117472, the camera is complete and in good working condition, it comes with two interchangeable magazines (nos.1400 & 1403) and a matching wooden tripod. An authentic and beautiful outfit from the early days of cinematography. Estimate: EUR 4,500 - EUR 5,000 |
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Frequently asked questions
What is a Gaumont 35mm movie camera worth today?
Public UK auction evidence is limited to a single hammer price of £2,900, so any value figure for one today should be treated as indicative pending fresher comparables.
How much does a Gaumont 35mm movie camera sell for at auction?
The one recorded UK auction sale achieved a £2,900 hammer price, with the actual price a given example sells for depending strongly on condition, completeness and accessories.
Is the price quoted retail or auction?
The figure cited is a UK auction hammer result, meaning the wholesale level reached in the saleroom before buyer's premium, not a dealer retail asking price.