Praxinoscope

Praxinoscope, 19.5 cm high, 14.2 cm diameter rotating drum motion picture viewer with 20 film strips, in a molded presentation box; a replica of Émile Reynaud's 1877 invention.

Praxinoscope - mini This is a device in the form of a rotating drum containing a strip of graphics, which allows for viewing motion pictures. Invented in 1877 by the French inventor and film technology pioneer Émile Reynaud, it was one of the first devices for cinematographic demonstrations. This is what 19th-century cinema was like. A wonderful educational tool that demonstrates how humanity gradually arrived at filmmaking. Product information: Dimensions: height 19.5 cm, diameter 14.2 cm. Gift packaging: beautiful presentation box with molded casing. 20 animation strips or 20 "films" included. This is not a toy for children. Collector's item - keep away from children.