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| − | '''GGS''' was a camera-maker in Milan for a few years after the Second World War.<ref>[ | + | '''GGS''' was a camera-maker in Milan for a few years after the Second World War.<ref>[https://www.mistermondo.com/?camera_category=ggs GGS] at Dario Mondonico's [https://www.mistermondo.com/styled-44/page76/ Mistermondo.com] site.</ref> The company was started by Gian Antonio Sommaruga and Carlo Gnecchi, and the company name is derived from their initials. |
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GGS was a camera-maker in Milan for a few years after the Second World War.[1] The company was started by Gian Antonio Sommaruga and Carlo Gnecchi, and the company name is derived from their initials.
Cameras
Notes
- ↑ GGS at Dario Mondonico's Mistermondo.com site.
Links
- G.G.S. Lucky at Fotocamere Italiane (Japanese)
- GGS Milano at Italian Cameras 1946-1964 (in italian)
