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| − | '''Endō''' ( | + | '''Endō Kamera-ten''' (遠藤カメラ店, i.e. Endō camera shop(s)) is a Japanese distributor that sold (and perhaps made) the [[Semi Blond]] 4.5×6 folder in 1951. Its full name was '''Gōshi Gaisha Endō Kamera-ten''' (合資会社遠藤カメラ店). |
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| + | '''Endō Shashin Yōhin''' (エンドー写真用品, i.e. Endō photographic supplies) was the distributor of various goods with the brand name "Pigeon", such as the [[Pigeonflex]]. <!-- And were they related? Gotta find out! --> | ||
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| + | Endō is a fairly common family name in Japan. | ||
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Endō Kamera-ten (遠藤カメラ店, i.e. Endō camera shop(s)) is a Japanese distributor that sold (and perhaps made) the Semi Blond 4.5×6 folder in 1951. Its full name was Gōshi Gaisha Endō Kamera-ten (合資会社遠藤カメラ店).
Endō Shashin Yōhin (エンドー写真用品, i.e. Endō photographic supplies) was the distributor of various goods with the brand name "Pigeon", such as the Pigeonflex.
Endō is a fairly common family name in Japan.
