CineColor Corrporation Police badge #1, made by Entenmann Los Angeles. The Cinecolor process was invented in 1932 by English-born cinematographer William T. Crespinel (1890–1987), who joined the Kinemacolor Corporation in 1906, and who went to New York in 1913 to work with Kinemacolor's American unit. After that company folded in 1916, he worked for Prizma, another color film company, founded by William Van Doren Kelley. He later worked for Multicolor, and patented several inventions in the field of color cinematography.

  CineColor Corrporation Police badge #1, made by Entenmann Los Angeles.
 The Cinecolor process was invented in 1932 by English-born cinematographer William T. Crespinel (1890–1987), who joined the Kinemacolor Corporation in 1906, and who went to New York in 1913 to work with Kinemacolor's American unit. After that company folded in 1916, he worked for Prizma, another color film company, founded by William Van Doren Kelley. He later worked for Multicolor, and patented several inventions in the field of color cinematography  SKU935

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