GAF

GAF is the acronym of General Aniline & Film, that was the new name of Ansco after 1967.

In the 1970s, GAF sold the Memo 35 EE, a compact 35mm rangefinder with a Chinon 38/2.7 lens.

GAF also sold 35mm SLRs. The SLRs were made by Chinon, and were the same as most Chinon models. Here are some examples of GAF SLRs:

1. GAF L-14
2. GAF L-17, the L-17 has double exposure capability.
3. GAF L-CM
4. GAF L-CS
5. GAF LC-X, a rebadged Chinon CX
6. GAF L-ES
7. GAF L-ES a
8. GAF L-ES/2, other name for the Chinon CE II Memotron

GAF also sold various viewfinder cameras, rangefinder cameras and cine cameras:

• GAF Memo EE was a clone of the Chinon 35EE and Vivitar 35ES and was also rebranded by Dixons in the UK as the Prinz 35-E, with all of them being based on the Konica 35 rangefinder. The GAF Memo ET was similar, but with the slower f/2.8 lens, making it comparable to the Vivitar 35EE.
• GAF Anscomatic 726 was a rebadged Petri rangefinder.

GAF Memo 35 EE	GAF Anscomatic 726	GAF 136 XF	GAF SC/100
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GAF L-17

Links

• GAF 220 at www.collection-appareils.fr
• Gaf page at Collection G. Even's site