This is a film editing synchronizer. This item is rarely, if ever, used any more in the digital age. The title relates to the sprocket teeth used to position the film. I did leave clues in the shot like the "Hollywood" text on the frame and the clip of mag film in background.
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73rd?????? Are you kidding me? I gave you a 10 and expected you to win. Your picture sticks in my head, it is so great. I came in 110...so a picture of a make-up brush beat ours? It is amazing to me sometimes the pictures that do well.
Wow – very interesting! With the Hollwood in the caste and the film in the background I’m thinking this maybe an old film editing machine of some sort.
Equipment for winding film, or if not film then whatever that strip is at the top of the photo that has perforations along each side. I'd love to know what the numbers represent.
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