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* [http://sites.google.com/site/ldtomei/murer&duroninewnessc1900 Murer & Duroni's Murer Express camera] by Elisabetta & L. David Tomei
 
* [http://sites.google.com/site/ldtomei/murer&duroninewnessc1900 Murer & Duroni's Murer Express camera] by Elisabetta & L. David Tomei
 
* [http://www.xs4all.nl/~lommen9/murer/index.html Murer & Duroni falling-plate camera]
 
* [http://www.xs4all.nl/~lommen9/murer/index.html Murer & Duroni falling-plate camera]
 
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* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/15984426@N02/3225399227/in/set-72157612954505690/ Photo of Murer & Duroni Blitz Camera] and [http://www.flickr.com/photos/15984426@N02/3226253382/in/set-72157612954505690/ read view] on Flickr by Bike/camera guy
 
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Theodore Murer was a camera designer based in Milan, Italy, who made cameras with a company called Duroni. They sold cameras under the names Murer and Salex. In Sweden, the cameras were sold by Hasselblad, and in France by Gaumont[1]. Duroni's company was founded by Alexander Duroni (1807-1870), c.1835-36, as an optical instrument dealer[2]; Murer joined the company in c.1892.

There are a number of albumen photographs in galleries credited to Murer & Duroni as photographers[3].

Cameras[4]

  • Blitz
  • Murer's Express
  • Muro (folder, 1914)
  • Express Newness A, Sl, G and H (box, c.1900)
  • Folding plate focal plane stut folders
  • Piccolo (tapered box, c.1900)
  • Reflex (6.5x9cm SLR, c.1920s)
  • Salex Murer Miniature Folding Camera
  • SL (Box, c.1900)
  • SL Special
  • Sprite
  • Stereo
  • Stereo SL Special
  • Stereo Box
  • Stereo Reflex (plate stereo SLR)
  • UF (strut folder, c.1910)
  • UP-M (strut folder, c.1924)
  1. the Tomei's site
  2. Storia della Fotografia
  3. e.g. at the NationalPortrait Gallery in London and on the Storia della Fotofrafia site {Italian}
  4. from McKeown and web searches; list needs work

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