Universal Studios Camera Magazine - Arriflex 2C - Jaws, Airport, Earthquake era!

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Universal Studios Motion Picture Magazine - Arriflex - Jaws, Airport, Earthquake era!
An extremely rare piece of filmmaking history.
This 35mm motion picture mag is from the 1960's / 70's production period of Universal Studios
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In the past decade I've encountered many items related to the filmmaking industry, and this is the only magazine I've ever come across actually bearing an original studio logo. The mag is designed to hold a 200 ft. load of film. A size perfectly suited to hand-held shooting. Aside from some minor paint loss, this vintage beauty is in surprisingly well-preserved condition.
A thousand bucks is my don't-want-to-sell-it price. However, if some generous individual decides they absolutely must have it, I'd be willing to part with the mag to assist in funding what I hope will eventually be my own contribution to the realm of low-budget cinema.
Free shipping within the continental U.S. and I always ship out within 2 days, oftentimes sooner!
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NOTE:
Due to mounting costs on my feature film project, all equipment and assets not presently being utilized need to be turned back into spendable assets ASAP to cover stock, processing and scanning fees. I'll be listing many more items in the near future, all priced to sell!
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Thanks for looking!
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NOTE: All proceeds from auction sales are being devoted entirely to the creation of my first feature length film. Set in the 1960's, the flick is a sentimental ode to classic Japanese sci-fi cinema. Despite its minuscule budget, the project is jam-packed with giant mutated meanies, flying saucers, classic hot rods and daringly-dressed vixens. All realized with traditional 35mm cameras and practical, old school FX.
Absolutely NO CGI whatsoever!
Should any kind person purchase one of my items, they'll be directly funding my small-scale efforts to keep the fast-vanishing art of celluloid filmmaking alive.