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Goldstein is a French company that produced inexpensive cameras after the war. It made only "Box" cameras.

Camera list Edit

• Goldstein box cameras made of cardboard:
  • Camping
  • Caves Sainte-Marguerite
  • Champion
  • Diffusions Cierpa
  • Goldy
  • Lanvin
  • Monococ
  • Olympic
  • Phot-Office
  • Rallye
  • Riviera
  • Sporting
  • Spring
  • Sunbox
  • Superas
  • Touring
  • Week-End
• Metal models:
  • Fotobox
  • Junior
  • Metabox

Links Edit

In French:

• Goldstein cameras on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand
• Goldstein page at Collection G. Even's site