"The Public Eye" Leon Bernstein's (Joe Pesci) Camera

Description

Acquired by the production for use in "The Public Eye" (1992) for Joe Pesci's character "Leon Bernstein." Antique 1940s Graflex camera with black metal frame covered in black leather material. Plaque above lens reads “SPEED GRAPHIC." Lens has aperture numbers while white text around exterior of lens reads “EASTMAN KODAK CO. ROCHESTER, N.Y.” Text around interior of lens reads “KODAK ANASTIGMAT F-4.5 6 3/8 In. EM32 - 3131K NO. 32.” Sight finder attached to top. Buttons and knobs on proper right side. Attached to proper right is a flash made out of a metal with a blue-tinted bulb. Leather handle on proper left side.

Obtained directly from Universal Pictures.

Includes Planet Hollywood Certificate of Authenticity.

Condition

Light scratches and marks throughout. Slight tarnishing in metal indicators on interior of lid on proper left.

Unit Dimension

16.25" X 12" X 10.75"