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| − | The camera shown in the picture is described by A. D. Abring as 9x12cm plate camera with "Periscop Rapid Aplanat" lens<ref>{{ | + | The camera shown in the picture is described by A. D. Abring as 9x12cm plate camera with "Periscop Rapid Aplanat" lens<ref>{{Abring|volume=1|page=61|image=171}}</ref>, made by Hermann Bardorf in Berlin in 1901. It is a [[folding bed camera]] with a unique brass [[shutter]]. Hermann Bardorf owned a drugstore in Berlin-Moabit. He became known as industry photographer who also taught [[photography]]. It is not known wether he made that camera or if he just sold it. |
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The camera shown in the picture is described by A. D. Abring as 9x12cm plate camera with "Periscop Rapid Aplanat" lens[1], made by Hermann Bardorf in Berlin in 1901. It is a folding bed camera with a unique brass shutter. Hermann Bardorf owned a drugstore in Berlin-Moabit. He became known as industry photographer who also taught photography. It is not known wether he made that camera or if he just sold it.
