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Goldammer was a German camera manufacturer, founded in Frankfurt in the 1920s. In the 1950s they moved to Mühlheim am Main, staying until production stopped in the 1960s.
Cameras
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- Golda
- Goldammer
- Goldeck 6x6, I, II, III, IV, V, VI - 6x6 120 film viewfinder camera
- Goldeck 16 - 16mm subminiature
- Goldeck 16 Super - 16mm subminiature
- Goldix - 4x4 127 viewfinder
- Goldixette - 6x6 120 film viewfinder
- GuGo - 6x6 120 film viewfinder
Links
- Goldammer on The Camera Site
- Goldixette & GuGo on Ken Lyndrup's site
- Goldeck 16 on Submin.com
- Goldeck subminiatures on SubClub.org
- Goldeck 6x6 manual on Mike Butkus's site
- Goldixette on Westfordcomp.com
- Cameras at www.collection-appareils.fr
- Goldammer page at Collection G. Even's site
