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Vredeborch
Vredeborch was a camera maker based in Nordenham, a town at the German North Sea coast. The name of the company was derived from the Vredeborch (=Friedeburg (German), pax castle (English)) which stood at the beginning of the city's history in 1404.
The company Vredeborch GmbH was founded in 1945. Large quantities of box cameras were manufactured, many for other distributors. From 1953, other types of mostly simple cameras were manufactureed. Camera production ceased in 1970s, in 1986 the company was declared bankrupt.[1]
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Cameras
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| Vrede Box Standard Menis (1950) image by Süleyman Demir (Image rights) |
The models below are the name variations of the Vrede Box
- Adina
- Alfor Box
- Alfor Synchro Box
- Alka Box
- Baby Aleata
- Baby Finazzi
- Bungalow
- Ecla Box
- Edi Box
- Evans Box
- Evans Filter Flash Box
- Filmor
- Fodor-Box
- Fodor-Box Synchrona
- G M Box
- Haaga Synchrona
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| Hanimex Box Standard image by T. Toucan (Image rights) |
- Hanimex Box Standard
- Joy Box
- Kruxo Favorit
- Kuoman
- Manex
- Monty Box
- N-Box
- Optomax- Syncrona
- Photopia Popular 120 Box
- Regia Box
- Slomexa
- Standard Union
- Synchrona 120
- Texar
- Trumpf
- Union
Viewfinder CamerasEdit
- Bunny
- Eros
- Excella
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| Felica, image by Valt3r Rav3ra - DEVOted! (Image rights) |
Felinette/Felicette/Felicetta series
- Fotolux 68
- Hanseatic Super
- Ideal
- Joy Box
- Junior
- Junior 35
- Kera Junior
- Keva
- Klimax
- Necka-Junior
- Nordetta 3D (stereo camera)
- Nordina
- Nordina 28 C
- Nordina I / II / III
- Paloma
- Panorama
- Reporter Junior
- Reporter Junior II
- Stafetta Duo
- Standard
- Super
ReferencesEdit
LinksEdit
- Nordetta at www.stereoskopie.com [1]
- Cameras at www.collection-appareils.fr
- Vredeborch page at Collection G. Even's site
- Vredeborch collection at www.garbacauskas.lt
