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mroach32
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I found this in my parents attic, they would have bought it in germany 38 years ago. That is all i know about it. It is 12 inches wide 33 inches long and stands 16 inches high. Could some one please tell me what it is? One of the plates says "Albert Hayn , Hamburg Langereihe 61. Gr4.3161 Photo u. Elecktrotechn Artikel" and on the lense it says No 335 C. W. Haring Braunschverg.
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are they worth any thing or would it have been a tourist sale at that time.
Yes, they are worth good money.
Check on ebay under "magic lantern" to get an idea on prices.
Scott