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* Book "Cameras from Belgium and Holland", published by the Museum voor Fotografie, Antwerpen (B) in 1991 | * Book "Cameras from Belgium and Holland", published by the Museum voor Fotografie, Antwerpen (B) in 1991 | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:41, 26 March 2022
Narita (Maison Naert) was a Belgium producer and distributor of photographic equipment based in Brussels. It was founded in the 1920s by Mr.Naert, and ended its activity in the early 1980s shortly after his death.
Narita was very well known amongst professional photographers for its studio accessories, the enlargers Réversible and its 18x24 cm studio cameras.
It is uncertain if their cameras were produced by themselves or were build on their behalf elsewhere.
Cameras
- Studio Camera 18x24 cm
- Studio Camera 28x28 cm
  
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| Narita Studio Camera Images by Hans Kerensky. (Image rights) |
Bibliography
- Book "Cameras from Belgium and Holland", published by the Museum voor Fotografie, Antwerpen (B) in 1991
Links
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