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Arthur Rayment was a camera designer in London in the late 19th century. He was a partner in Perken, Son and Rayment. He patented a design for a way of fastening the front standard of a bellows camera in place on the baseboard (Perken sold cameras to Rayment's Patent).[1][2]
Rayment was a director of Paul's Animatographe Ltd., a very short-lived company, presumably intended to make cinema equipment; it appears the company never traded, however.[3]
Notes
- ↑ Half-plate 'Rayment's Patent' camera by Perken, Son & Rayment, at Early Photography; the sites notes cite British Patent 1675 of 1886.
- ↑ Half-plate 'Rayment's Patent' camera at Wood and Brass.
- ↑ Paul's Animatographe entry at The London Project.
