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Revision as of 06:18, 14 November 2014
| Photo industry in Stuttgart |
| Contessa | Contessa-Nettel | Drexler & Nagel | Ebner | Hauff | Kenngott | Kodak AG | G. A. Krauss | Nagel | Zeiss Ikon |
The Contessa-Nettel AG Stuttgart was a German company that resulted from a merger of Contessa Camerawerke Drexler & Nagel and Nettel Camerawerk in the year 1919. After a time of cooperation with ICA it became part of Zeiss Ikon in 1926.
Dr August Nagel began his camera design business in 1908 as Drexler & Nagel, quickly to become the Contessa Camerawerke a year later. In 1919, he bought the Nettel Kamera-werke and renamed the combined operation Contessa-Nettel AG. Stuttgart, Germany. It operated under the Contessa-Nettel name from 1919 until 1926.
One of the company's specialties was its wide range of stereo camera models. Another specialty were cameras with focal plane shutter. Maybe the company's internal name of these shutters was "Deck-Rouleau", a combination of the German words decken=to cover and Rouleau=roller blind (original form of Rollo, derived from French: rouleau=roll). However, some of the cameras with these shutters were marketed under the type name "Deckrullo".
Cameras
 Quarter-plate Alino image by Tim Jones (Image rights)
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 Deckrullo-Nettel strut-folder image by Uwe Kulick (Image rights)
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 Piccolette image by Kimmo Kulovesi (Image rights)
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- Adoro
- Alino
- Altura
- Argus
- Ballonkamera Atlanta
- Box Contessa
- Citoskop (stereo TLR)
- Contessa-Nettel Stereo / Capi (?)
- Cocarette
- Contiskop (stereo)
- Costa
- Deckrullo-Nettel including tropical and stereo models
- Donata
- Duchessa (folding bed)
- Duchessa (strut-folding)
- Duchessa Stereo
- Duroff
- Duroll
- Ergo
- Fiduca
- Luca
- Minar
- Miroflex
- Multum Panorama
- Multum Reflex
- Multum Stereo
- Nettix
- No. 533
- Onito
- Onix
- Piccolette
- Recto
- Renata
- Rollco
- S.B.
- Sonnar
- Sonnet, including the Westentaschen Sonnet (the 4.5x6 cm 'vest pocket' model), and tropical models
- Sonny
- Sonto
- Spido
- Stereax (stereo)
- Steroco (stereo)
- Suevia
- Taxo
- Tessco
- Toska
- Trona
- Tropen Adoro
- Tropen Stereo
- Unitak
- Volupa
- Westca
Links
- Contessa Nettel cameras at a German Fotomuseum site.
- Contessa Cameras at www.collection-appareils.fr
- Kodak-Nagel-werke
