Hanimex

Hanimex was founded after WWII to import European cameras to Australia. It was founded by Jack Hannes who gave it its name which was an abbreviation for Hannes Import Export. It sold cameras that were made by Tōkyō Kōgaku and Sedic in Japan, by Finetta, Montanus, Vredeborch and Dacora in West Germany, by Pentacon in East Germany, by Chinese and other manufacturers. Hanimex distributed SLR lenses for several different lens mounts of renowned camera systems. The lenses were also just branded as Hanimex. Nowadays the website of Fujifilm Australia appears behind the web-address www.hanimex.com.au .

Hanimex compact R	Hanimex Topcon RE Auto, made by Tōkyō Kōgaku

Cameras

• Eaglet (c.1952)
• Electra II - c.1962, a rebadged Dacora-Matic 4D
• Hanimar - c.1953, a rebadged Finetta 88
• Hanimette - c.1966, a rebadged Beirette
• Hanimex 101 Rapid - c.1966, a rebadged Dacora D 101 Rapid
• Hanimex 101F Rapid
• Hanimex 202 Rapid
• Hanimex 404 Rapid
• Hanimex 35ee Micro
• Hanimex compact R
• Hanimex Praktica LB - c.1975, same as the Praktica LB
• Hanimex Praktica LTL - c.1975, same as the Praktica LTL
• Hanimex Praktica Mat - c.1967, same as Praktica Mat
• Hanimex Praktica Nova I & IB
• Hanimex Praktica Super TL - c.1969
• Hanimex Topcon RE Auto
• Holiday 35 - c.1972
• Hanimex 35 FX
• Hanimex 35 HS
• Hanimex 35 HF Motor
• Holiday & Holiday 35 - c.1958
• Holiday II
• Hanimex Mini
• Hanimex RF-35
• Hanimex Tele 110 TF
• Hanimex Standard 120 Box - c.1954, made by Vredeborch

Links

• about Haking and Hanimex at Marriott's [1]
• Hanimex Pro TL and Hanimex Praktica TL at Practica Collector [2]
• Hanimex Hanimar at Tsuzuki & Kodama [3]
• Cameras at www.collection-appareils.fr