Praxinoscope H63. A device in the form of a rotating drum, in which there is a strip with graphics, which allows you to see a moving image. Invented in 1877 by the French inventor and pioneer of the film technique Émile Reynaud, it was one of the first devices for cinematographic shows. Such a 19th century cinema. A wonderful educational device showing how mankind gradually came to the creation of a movie. Height 22.5 cm; Wed 20.5cm. The set includes 20 emission strips - or 20 "movies" At this link, a video showing how the praxinoscope works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujaEqLrKAXE