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Bell & Howell Model DR 16mm movie camera
16mm Bell & Howell FILMO 70-DL movie camera used by WFAA-TV chief photographer Bert Shipp for his assignments the weekend of the Kennedy assassination. Shipp was stationed at the Trade Mart to cover the president's arrival, then hurried to Parkland Hospital after the president's limousine raced past the Trade Mart without stopping. This camera, which did not have sound capability, was typical of those used by television photographers in 1963.
Bell & Howell Model DR 16mm movie camera
hacia 1960
Metal, vidrio, plástico
Bert N. Shipp, WFAA-TV News Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
1996.026.0001
Bert Shipp's camera, along with the cameras of other assassination eyewitnesses, is featured in our sixth floor exhibit "John F. Kennedy and the Memory of a Nation" in a section about photographers and evidence. - Lindsey Richardson, Curator of Collections

Bell & Howell Model DR 16mm movie camera
16mm Bell & Howell FILMO 70-DL movie camera used by WFAA-TV chief photographer Bert Shipp for his assignments the weekend of the Kennedy assassination. Shipp was stationed at the Trade Mart to cover the president's arrival, then hurried to Parkland Hospital after the president's limousine raced past the Trade Mart without stopping. This camera, which did not have sound capability, was typical of those used by television photographers in 1963.
Bell & Howell Model DR 16mm movie camera
hacia 1960
Películas
Cámaras
Fotógrafo
Shipp, Bert
Bell & Howell
WFAA-TV
Mercado de Dallas
Dallas
Metal, vidrio, plástico
Bert N. Shipp, WFAA-TV News Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
1996.026.0001
Bert Shipp's camera, along with the cameras of other assassination eyewitnesses, is featured in our sixth floor exhibit "John F. Kennedy and the Memory of a Nation" in a section about photographers and evidence. - Lindsey Richardson, Curator of Collections