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Shuffling through some old magazines during a clear out, I came across this advert in The Illustrated London News dated June 10th 1939 which may be of interest.
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(Update: Just read it again and it refers to 16mm film not 8mm. Sorry. Posted in the wrong section. Still enjoy it, though....!)
Here is the camera. "Magazine Cine-Kodak" 16mm cine camera | Imperial War Museums (iwm.org.uk)
As King George VI had one, and also his daughter, Princess Elizabeth used one, (or was it her father's?) Kodak refined it with an enclosed viewfinder and renamed it as "Cine-Kodak Royal Magazine Camera".
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