Vintage Cinematographic Camera Patent Drawing Youth T-Shirt

A chalkboard style patent drawing showcases the intricate beauty and historical significance of early cinematic technology with this detailed patent artwork from 1937. This patent represents a pivotal moment in film history—a testament to innovation by Joseph A. Ball and Gerald F. Rackett, showcasing an advanced design for its time that would pave the way for modern cinematography equipment. With precise mechanical drawings that offer insight into the complexity and craftsmanship of early filmmakers’ tools, this image captivates enthusiasts and professionals alike who appreciate the blend of artistry and engineering.

Patent artwork features original drawings and illustrations from the archives of the U.S. Patent Office. Ideal for inventors, engineers, and big thinkers, patent art serves as a unique conversation starter and makes an excellent gift for those with a passion for history, innovation, or specific hobbies. They are a perfect choice for both corporate and personal s...

Dale Kincaid is native to the Cleveland, Ohio area. From childhood he has always had an enthusiasm for photography. "There's a special feeling that something quite magical happens with the push of a button". Beginning with a high school photography class, his first SLR camera and a couple of lenses, Dale's main interest has always been nature, landscape and close-up outdoor photography. His love of the outdoors and an adventurous spirit inspires him to travel to various locations in search of discovering those special places and subjects to photograph in nature's light. Thus, Natureslite Photography was born. As an award winning photographer, Dale's work has been published in fine art table top books and on-line galleries. As an...