Pathé-Baby is the name Charles Pathé gave to a home theatre system that was launched in 1922, and which used a 9.5 mm film with central perforation, the smallest format that existed at that time. The Pathé-Baby was initially a small projector that was operated manually via a crank. Later versions were equipped with electric drive. This is an early version from 1926, with manual drive in very good, working condition. Complete with, among other things, original packaging (with torn lid), projection screen, rubber mat to put underneath the projector, 2 spare 12 V lamps in original box, invoice / description dated 21 January 1926, original cord with extension. Total height 33 cm, 110 V (!) Will be sent by insured mail.