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Motiograph projector, c. 1911

Motiograph was a film equipment company that was established in Chicago in 1906 and manufactured theater projectors and speakers.[1][2][3] The date of the company's closure is unverified, but by 1969 it had failed to renew any copyrights for its products.[4]

Motiograph advertisement in the trade publication The Film Index, May 1911


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  1. ^ An Evening's Entertainment: The Age of the Silent Feature page 159 Richard Koszarski - 1994
  2. ^ A History of Early Film - Volume 2 - Page 213 Stephen Herbert - 2000
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  4. ^ Motion Picture Herald - Volume 238 - Page 36 1968
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