The Camera-Grossvertrieb "Union", Hugo Stöckig & Co. was based in Dresden, Bodenbach and Zürich. It was a German camera mail-order house which mainly sold cameras of Dresden's rich camera industry under its own brand "Union". With some exceptions even the shutters and lenses of its distributed cameras were branded "Union". From 1901 to 1907 all "Union" cameras were made by Ernemann. In 1905 Ernemann secured the rights on the trade mark "Union" for itself, and in 1907 Ernemann withdrew the right to use the brand from Stöckig.

"Union" cameras in 1904
image	type	maker	similar model of maker's brand
	Zwei-Verschluss-Camera Union XXVII	Ernemann	Heag VI
	Union XXVIII	Ernemann	Heag IIa
	Union I	Ernemann	Berry
	Union XXVI	Ernemann	Bob II (1903)
	Union XXV	Ernemann	Bob I
	Union XXI	Ernemann	Heag IV
	Union XX b	Ernemann	Heag II
	Union V	Ernemann	Bob Folding Model III
	Union Klapp-Kamera VII	Ernemann	Klapp-Camera Model I
	Union II (magazine camera)	Ernemann	Edison Minor
	Union XXX (stereo camera)	Ernemann	Heag VI Stereoscop

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• Union XXX at ignomini [1]