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A sub-miniature camera shaped like a pocket watch, designed by Swedish engineer Magnus Niéll and made in the USA.
See also the similar Ticka watch camera, also designed by Niéll for Houghton in London.
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Links
- US Patent 769319, Photographic camera, filed 14 October 1903 and granted September 1904 to Magnus Niéll and Thomas Wallace (assigned one half of the patent rights). Archived at Espacenet, the patent search facility of the European Patent Office.
