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keystone movie camera model -k-8 with f.2.5 lens was wondering if its worth anything | Movie Cameras95 of 102 |  |  |
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maad1987
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does anyone know what year or anything about this>?i was wondering if its worth anything, i found it at a auction and got it dirt cheap it was my first time ever going to a auction so i dont really know much about this kind of stuff
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Very cool camera! Here is one just like it.... http://www.agassiztrading.com/cameras-film/cameras/cameras-8mm/8mm-keystone-k29.htm
Here is some info: http://www.movie-camera.it/keystonee.html
the camera says itself its a model k 8 but it looks more like the model b 16 this is whats confusing to me the serial number is 971110
http://www.etsy.com/listing/38513875/1940s-keystone-8mm-movie-camera-k-8-in
thanks thats it do you know how much they are worth?
I haven't a clue! Sorry.
According to my price guide, the K-8 is only worth $1-10.