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* '''Azur B luxe''', [[Boyer]] Topaz f/4.5 coated lens & 4 speed shutter | * '''Azur B luxe''', [[Boyer]] Topaz f/4.5 coated lens & 4 speed shutter | ||
It is presented [http://glangl1.free.fr/Photo2/Photo_B_722.html here] with a [[Roussel]] Trylor 105/4.5 lens and a T-B-25-50-100-150 shutter only marked ''Azur'' and ''Paris - France''. It is illustrated in McKeown with the same type of shutter marked [[Gitzo]] 2R. | It is presented [http://glangl1.free.fr/Photo2/Photo_B_722.html here] with a [[Roussel]] Trylor 105/4.5 lens and a T-B-25-50-100-150 shutter only marked ''Azur'' and ''Paris - France''. It is illustrated in McKeown with the same type of shutter marked [[Gitzo]] 2R. | ||
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| + | G. Langlois mentions a no-name 6x9 folding as a Boumsell on [http://glangl1.free.fr/Liste%20Boumsell.html this page]. Another camera presented by Photoptic [http://perso.wanadoo.fr/photoptic/diversfolding.htm here] as a no-name folding from about 1946 is a good candidate to be a variant of the Azur. | ||
== Bibliography == | == Bibliography == | ||
Revision as of 22:30, 20 April 2006
The Azur were 6x9 folding cameras sold by the French distributor Boumsell. They had Azur embossed in the body, and the rollfilm holders were inside the hinged back.
Most ads observed (see the links) are from 1949 and mention from three to five models, for example in one ad shown here:
- Azur Stanard, Nicor meniscus lens & 4 speed shutter
- Azur V, Boyer Topaz f/4.5 lens & 4 speed shutter
- Azur B luxe, Boyer Topaz f/4.5 coated lens & 4 speed shutter
It is presented here with a Roussel Trylor 105/4.5 lens and a T-B-25-50-100-150 shutter only marked Azur and Paris - France. It is illustrated in McKeown with the same type of shutter marked Gitzo 2R.
G. Langlois mentions a no-name 6x9 folding as a Boumsell on this page. Another camera presented by Photoptic here as a no-name folding from about 1946 is a good candidate to be a variant of the Azur.
Bibliography
- Histoire des appareils français, B. Vial, Ed. Maeght
