Very basic testing has been done and the camera seems to work but we cannot fully test this camera to confirm all functions.
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Unable to fully test or has no guarantee for future functionality
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The Andre Debrie Sept Camera, (or "seven" in french), is a 1920's French-made camera which produces 18x24mm photographs on 35mm film. Originally, the user would have purchased 250 exposure perforated 35mm rolls to use in the camera. This camera requires proprietary re-loadable film canisters and is spring-driven. It can be used for still photography, cinematic sequences, or even as a projector if used with a lamp housing.
The "sept" name refers to the seven functions of the camera: still camera, sequential camera, cine camera, still projector, cine projector, enlarger and cine transfer machine.
With original leather case (in very poor shape: broken, decaying and will stain clothing) and three cassettes. The removable motor housing has a matching serial number to the camera.
This camera comes with a Berthiot Paris Stellor Serie 1a 50mm f3.5 lens.