Difference between revisions of "Fodor Record"

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Japanese 6×6 TLR

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Japanese TLR made for the Dutch distributor Fodor probably made by Tougodo. Sold in The Netherlands and Belgium around the year 1957.^[1]

↑ A Fodor Record is listed on page 13 in the September/October 1957 issue of a news magazine of Dutch retailer Foka : "Foka Nieuws September/Oktober 1957".

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 Japanese [[TLR]] made for the Dutch distributor [[Fodor]] probably made by [[Tougodo]].
+Sold in The Netherlands and Belgium around the year 1957.<REF> A Fodor Record is listed on page 13 in the September/October 1957 issue of a news magazine of Dutch retailer Foka : "Foka Nieuws September/Oktober 1957". </REF>