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| + | Beginning 1945 they advertised one simple [[Faultless Miniature camera model; in 1946 they offered a tripod, and a light trap for filmholders under the same brand. The address in these advertisements was 328 W. Ohio Street, Chicago. | ||
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Revision as of 02:14, 22 August 2011
Bernard Products Co. was a company in Chicago, who used the brand name Faultless.
Beginning 1945 they advertised one simple [[Faultless Miniature camera model; in 1946 they offered a tripod, and a light trap for filmholders under the same brand. The address in these advertisements was 328 W. Ohio Street, Chicago.
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