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Masterpieces of Moving Image Technology

Author
Richard Koszarski
Curator
Richard Koszarski
Publisher
American Museum of the Moving Image
Place
New York, NY
ETC archive
ETC0536
Curator(s)
Koszarski,Richard Curator of Film,

Abstract

Descriptions and small photos of machines in the exhibition.
Curator(s):
Koszarski,Richard
Curator of Film,
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Richard Koszarski. Masterpieces of Moving Image Technology. American Museum of the Moving Image. 1989.

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Descriptions and small photos of machines in the exhibition.

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