Anyone have or seen one of these?

[crtfool]

The monitor supplies power to the camera and receives video from the camera via that multi-pin cable. You can probably determine which pins supply the power by measuring the outputs on the monitor connector to identify GND and Vcc. You can also open the camera body to identify which pins are for video - they should be the pins that have coaxial wire attached to it. The camera most likely uses a mini-vidicon tube, so the image could be very bad if the tube has a lot of hours on it - generally cameras from this era were aimed and left on permanently.

It could be a fun project trying to get it to work. I had a similar camera, or it may have been the exact same camera, back in the late 70's, but I could not get the monitor for it.