Mazo

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E. Mazo (Elie Xavier Mazo[1]) was a camera maker in Paris, around the turn of the 20th century. The company was located at 8 Boulevard de Magenta, close to the Place de la Répubique in the 10th arondissement.

Mazo filed a number of patents, mostly in relation to the design of projectors. Most of these were in partnership with Auguste Jean-Baptiste Tauleigne, a parish priest in Poligny, about 180 km south-east of Paris. A few of Tauleigne's patents from the 1920s were filed jointly with Mazo's son Gaston.


Cameras

  • Colonial Cyclist
  • Elegante
  • Field & Studiokamera
  • Flat
  • Foldette
  • Fram
  • Grapho Stereo-Chrome
  • Imperator
  • Jumelle
  • Jumelle Junior
  • Jumelle Stereo-Mazo
  • Mazo
  • Pochette Chasseur
  • Reclame
  • Reisekamera
  • Stereo Reisekamera
  • Sultane


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