Projector in There Somewhere

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Not much left of that! It's like no matter what you take into the building it ages and decays at a rate to catch up to the rest of the building.

Mike

Fri 08-10-2007

I wonder what the last film played was?

Something educational I imagine.

Weebs

Fri 08-10-2007

Uh, that was projector once? It looks like it could of been something other than that.

C-Note

Fri 08-10-2007

god I would love to have that in my living room. It is such a conversation piece

Joe

Sun 08-12-2007

What a crying shame...an antique like that left out to rot.....

Tony C.

Mon 08-13-2007

I'm with Tony... That's a blatant crime against antique lovers and historians everywhere!

Mel

Tue 08-14-2007

C-Note;
Well, I can see the film gate and a guide wheel in addition to an empty focus ring, a hand feed crank, a motor connected via a small round rubber belt and film reels. If it's not a 16mm projector it is doing a good job of looking like one.

Vaughn

Wed 08-22-2007

Definitly a projector, but I would say it's probably 70mm. perhaps 35mm but the reel cans look a little big for 35mm.

Patrick

Sun 02-03-2008

I thought they were satellite microwave dishes that got really old really fast.

guitorman

Thu 02-12-2009

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Date Shot:	May 2006	Image ID#:	5167
Date Posted:	Fri, August 10th 2007	Camera:	Canon 5D

Location Name:	Château de Mesen
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1749	Closed:	1970
Opened:	N/A	Demolished / Renovated:	Unknown
Location Age:	261 years	Abandonment:	40 years

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