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'''Gassner and Marx''' was founded by Benjamin Marx, James Rothschild and Henry Gassner. They manufactured the '''Day Plate Camera''' on which they had received a patent in 1898. It had to be loaded with a set of 3¼ x 4¼-inch glass plates which were packaged in a strip of black paper, thus allowing daylight loading of the camera. | '''Gassner and Marx''' was founded by Benjamin Marx, James Rothschild and Henry Gassner. They manufactured the '''Day Plate Camera''' on which they had received a patent in 1898. It had to be loaded with a set of 3¼ x 4¼-inch glass plates which were packaged in a strip of black paper, thus allowing daylight loading of the camera. | ||
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| + | *[https://www.pacificrimcamera.com/rl/00174/00174.pdf Gassner and Marx Day Plate Camera Supplementary Catalogue (pdf)] at [https://www.pacificrimcamera.com/ Pacific Rim Camera] | ||
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| photography related industry in Rochester (New York) |
| American Camera | Bausch & Lomb | Blair | Century | Crown Optical Co. | Elgeet | Folmer & Schwing | Gassner and Marx | Graflex | Gundlach | Ilex | JML | Kodak | Milburn | Monroe | PMC | Ray | Reichenbach, Morey and Will | Rochester Camera and Supply Co. | Rochester Optical Co. | Rochester Panoramic Camera Co. | Seneca | Sunart | Walker | Webster Industries | Wollensak |
| and in Rochester (Minnesota) |
| Conley |
| external links |
| graflex.org - Rudolf Kingslake's "Optical industry in Rochester (N.Y.)" |
Gassner and Marx was founded by Benjamin Marx, James Rothschild and Henry Gassner. They manufactured the Day Plate Camera on which they had received a patent in 1898. It had to be loaded with a set of 3¼ x 4¼-inch glass plates which were packaged in a strip of black paper, thus allowing daylight loading of the camera.
