DeMaria-Lapierre

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Demaria-Lapierre was a French camera maker that made some folding cameras in the 1950s, the most notable being the 6×9 coupled-rangefinder Telka III. Predecessor of the company was Demaria Frères.

6×9 folders

  • Dehel
  • Telka X
  • Telka XX
  • Telka I
  • Telka III (coupled rangefinder)

4.5×6 folders

  • Dehel
  • Telka II
  • Telka Sport

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