E. Fischel Jr.
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E. Fischel Jr. was a Dutch distributor of photographic supplies established in 1868 and operating until about World War II. The company was based in 88 Gelderschekade, with a retailshop at 48 Reguliersbreestraat, both Amsterdam, (Netherlands).[1] While the company primarily sold rebadged cameras from other German and French makers,[2] as well as imported lenses and other products, it also sold imported brass lenses under its own label "Astra".[3] Later it seems to have had links with, or part ownership of, the Dutch lens maker Fabriek van Fotografische Producten.
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| Reisekamera with Bausch & Lomb lens Tessar image by Rober Carbajo (Image rights) |
Lenses
- Aplanastigmat Extra Rapid f/8[4]
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| Advertisement in Dutch photographic magazine Focus (vol. 1 nº 1, January 10th 1914) image by Hans Kerensky (Image rights) |
Notes
Publications & Catalogues
Fischel, E (1887) Prijs-courant van photographie-artikelen. Amsterdam: E. Fischel Jr, Geldersche kade no 88. VI, 76 p. : ill. ; in-8.
Fischel, E (1910) Foto-artikelen. Prijsboek 27. Amsterdam: E. Fischel / [Koog-Zaandijk].
Fischel, E (1919) Foto-artikelen en-gros: geïllustreerd prijsboek'.' Issue 28. Amsterdam: E. Fischel 2 vols. 279pp.
Fischel, E (1925) Geïllustreerde catalogus.Nº 29. Amsterdam: N.V. fotohandel van E. Fischel Jr. 211pp.
Fischel, E (1927) Catalogus 29 Prijsleutel nº 3. March 1927. Amsterdam: N.V. fotohandel van E. Fischel Jr. 49pp.
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'Astra Foto Artikelen' Dutch photographic magazine Focus (vol. 1 nº 1, January 10th 1914) ) Hans Kerensky photo).
References
- ↑ E. Fischel Jr. studio camera at Red een Portret.
- ↑ See for example the E. Fischel Jr. studio camera at Red een Portret (archived)
- ↑ e.g. the Aplanastigmat Extra Rapid f/8. on Worthpoint
- ↑ thread diameter: 41 mm; glass diameter: 28 mm; length: 51 mm. Worthpoint
Links
- E. Fischel Jr. studio camera at Red een Portret (in Dutch) (archived)
