Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Kinora mutoscope devices were popular viewers to watch moving images at home in the early part of the last century. Around 1910 a camera was marketed to film moving images for the mutoscope viewer. Very few have survived. I'm seen demonstrating one of them from my collection.
See my other 1200 clips by searching YouTube with 'michael rogge'
My clips aim at giving new life to people who have gone before us and showing the world they lived in.
Visit my website 'Man and the Unknown' michaelrogge.com/Homepage , for philosophical reflections, paranormal phenomena, Javanese mysticism, precepts for living.and more, with many translations in foreign languages..
The Kinora mutoscope devices were popular viewers to watch moving images at home in the early part of the last century. Around 1910 a camera was marketed to film moving images for the mutoscope viewer. Very few have survived. I'm seen demonstrating one of them from my collection.
See my other 1200 clips by searching YouTube with 'michael rogge'
My clips aim at giving new life to people who have gone before us and showing the world they lived in.
Visit my website 'Man and the Unknown' michaelrogge.com/Homepage , for philosophical reflections, paranormal phenomena, Javanese mysticism, precepts for living.and more, with many translations in foreign languages..
