Gnome

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Gnome were a company based in Cardiff, Wales, making darkroom equipment and projectors - and a few cameras. They also seem to have sold a few rebadged cameras from other manufacturers such as the Adox Polo series^[1]. Gnome also imported film from Germany, made by Adox^[2]

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Gnome Alpha Deluxe
Gnome Rangefinder Alpha II
Gnome Rangefinder Sixty-Six II
Gnome Universal Alpha
Gnome Universal Alpha II

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↑ Manual available to buy
↑ Report on film from the Competition Commission, page 6 (archived)

[1] Manual available to buy

[2] Report on film from the Competition Commission, page 6 (archived)

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