Posted 14 years ago
JDimmock
(36 items)
Silent regular 8mm projector
Has a handle built into the feed reel arm.
Came with a fitted wooden box.
Dejur 750 (c 1956) 8mm Projector | ||
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Dejur 750 (c 1956) 8mm Projector | ||
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Posted 14 years ago
JDimmock
(36 items)
Silent regular 8mm projector
Has a handle built into the feed reel arm.
Came with a fitted wooden box.
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How much is one worth because i have one and i dont really want it
I have bought them and sold them at my shop before I sold my half of the business to my partner. Working, paid between $35 to $45 for them and sold them between $75 to $90 depending on condition. Non-working paid $10 to $15 and sell for $35 to $50. Appeal to both movie buffs and decorators. But there is lot out there, thus despite their age and how cool they look, not worth whole lot. These prices were in the Chicago, Milwaukee Area. You get in Mid-West rural areas such as central or northern Wisconsin and I would get them at shops at the prices I would buy them and then quickly flip them at my shop. So if you are in a rural area, a dealer may only pay $5 to $10 and resell it for $20 to $30. So it all depends where you live.
My kids got me a DeJur 750 8mm projectors. It appears to be in good working order except one thing. When I thread the film in from the top reel both sprockets, top and lower, rotate clockwise while the frame gate is moving the film up. The film through the frame gate and sprockets are moving in opposite directions! I would appreciate help from someone that has this projector or is familiar with my problem.