Some people call it scope lens bracket but it is also known as scope lens holder. Originally this is made by Elmo for Elmo 16 CL and Kodak CT1000 projectors, however, someone in the UK can modify it to be used for other 16mm/8mm projectors too.

This is a new old stock (NOS) item. The bracket/holder will fit to the lens with 52mm rear barrel diameters such as Elmoscope I, Elmoscope II, Sankor 16D, etc. It is made of steel not nylon which is the current bracket made with the 3D machine. So it is very sturdy. This is a rare item in new condition.

I live in New Caledonia, and currently have 4 brackets/holder for sale. Shipping will be done from New Caledonia. It is less than 100 grams, so it won't be expensive. I have one bracket already in the UK now and it is also for sell. So if a member from Europe wants to buy, it will be sent from the UK and shipping is free.

Price:
£68 or €78 (free shipping to Europe and there will be no tax and duty for the EU members)

Email me: winbert (at) hotmail (dot) com
Payment via paypal or Western Union/Money Gram.











You can see from the above pictures that the benefit of this bracket, i.e it can be swung out when you don't need it, while the lens is still on the bracket. This means the interchange projection between flat and scope print can be done as soon as you want it without need to re-calibrate it (refocus). Something cannot be done if you are using a permanent bracket (need to be screwed onto projector's body) or a universal (stand alone) lens holder.

Today, a 3D lens holder (made of nylon) is €56 + €29 (adapter) = €85. A non-3D lens holder from Wittner is even more expensive, i.e € 149. For a universal/general scope lens holder is €110.

So my price for an original scope lens bracket / holder, £68 or €78 is quite cheap. Numbers are limited, so first come, first served ;).

cheers,

Just an update, 3 brackets have been sold. So leaving 2 brackets left now.

Cheers,
Winbert

I would like one, if it would hold the Rectimadcope lens. Quite large barrel

Vidar! It´s made for a 52 mm barrel. I guess that your lens is about twice that.

Quote: Vidar Olavesen wrote in post #3

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I would like one, if it would hold the Rectimadcope lens.

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Is it a swing bracket that the lens can be swang into position when needed or is ot a fixed position bracket so its their all the time ?

Not sure, but it fits my scope bracket on my GS-1200, but I think I ordered a bigger ring to hold it. Nothing to measure with now, in a cleaning process and most is somewhere in boxes

Zitat

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Is it a swing bracket that the lens can be swang into position when needed or is ot a fixed position bracket so its their all the time ?

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Dave... this is not a fixed bracket but a swing bracket which allows us to swing out when we don't need it as it is seen from the above picture.

Cheers,