Eastman Kodak Co. 8mm Kodascope Eight Model 33 Movie Projector W/ Packing Box I find this Circa 1940-19450's Vintage Eastman Kodak Kodascope Eight-33 8MM Movie Projector in good condition with the original Packing Box - Tested Works! With one condition issue: The Light toggle switch does not have a tightening ring. (loose switch.) I will include a homemade movie film and a take-up reel! The Kodascope Eight-33 projector features: For 8mm film 200' reels (It does come with film and a take-up reel). ; F:1" projection lens; claw intermittent, two sprockets; meter speed control. Vintage Kodak Kodascope Eight-33 8mm movie projector has a working light and the projector runs. Appears and to be gently used. Tested with film. Projector looks great for age. Box is distressed. I tested it with film. It runs and appears to function as designed, except light toggle switch is loose. Condition: Used Size: 10 inches tall by 9 inches wide and 5 inches deep Country of Origin: Rochester, N.Y. United States Manufacturer: Eastman Kodak Company Plate Markings: Kodascope Eight-33 Made in United States of America by Eastman Kodak Co. Rochester, N.Y. Ser No. 354279 Description: An 8mm movie projector, on the side is a maker's plate with a Motor Switch and a Lamp Switch. In the center is a speed control knob. The empty take-up spindle is placed on the lower take-up spindle. The film reel is placed on the upper spindle and then threaded through the slot between the lens and the lamp onto the lower reel. There is an elevation knob on the front of the projector to adjust or lower the height for viewing. The lens has a pin which enables the operator to focus the projector. The 500-watt lamp has its own cover and is housed in a special metal cover with fins for heat dissipation. 100-125 volts, 600 watts, for use with slow burning film only. 500 watt lamp maximum. Serial number 354279. A long Black-colored power cord emerges from the back of the projector and terminates in a 2-pin plug. This great unit has a variable speed knob that will allow a wide range of speed adjustment (perfect for transferring old 8mm movies to DVD). It also has a frame adjustment. There are two switches, one for the motor on/off and the other for the light on/off. The motor switch does turn-off as it should. You can also turn the motor off with the speed knob. Everything else is working as it should on this machine and the light is good. Neatly packed in its custom designed factory box for the machine. The box is distressed from age and storage. It does come in box with film and a take-up reel. Sold as is. No Guarantee.