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Metal home cinema projectors of American origin, and the head of “The Tramp” (Charlie Chaplin)made of papier mache, of Greek origin

Metal home cinema projectors of American origin, and the head of “The Tramp” (Charlie Chaplin)made of papier mache, of Greek origin
Coloured films with their boxes, made by the Greek company Argo Film and the American Walt Disney

Coloured films with their boxes, made by the Greek company Argo Film and the American Walt Disney
One of the twelve characteristic glass projection plates, with numbered episodes from the famous children’s book Travels into Remote Nations of the World by Captain Lemuel Gulliver, written by Jonathan Swift,in 1726

One of the twelve characteristic glass projection plates, with numbered episodes from the famous children’s book Travels into Remote Nations of the World by Captain Lemuel Gulliver, written by Jonathan Swift,in 1726
Metal stereoscope made by the American company “H.C. White Co.”, and wooden stereoscope made by the American company “Keystone view”. Cardboard stereoscope cards dating back to the early 20th century and collector’s edition of Les Misérables, written by Victor Hugo, published by Atlantis

Metal stereoscope made by the American company “H.C. White Co.”, and wooden stereoscope made by the American company “Keystone view”. Cardboard stereoscope cards dating back to the early 20th century and collector’s edition of Les Misérables, written by Victor Hugo, published by Atlantis
Two wooden stereoscopes with individual metal elements

Two wooden stereoscopes with individual metal elements
Wodden box for the safekeeping of the glass projection plates

Wodden box for the safekeeping of the glass projection plates
Metal magic lantern made by the Brevete company

Metal magic lantern made by the Brevete company
Metal magic lantern of unknown origin

Metal magic lantern of unknown origin
German magic lantern of the 1910s, the one the children of the family of Alekos Gerontas played with. Along with the painted glass projection plates

German magic lantern of the 1910s, the one the children of the family of Alekos Gerontas played with. Along with the painted glass projection plates