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| − | '''Nihon Seiki Kōgyō''' (日本精機工業) is a Japanese company founded in 1950. It is named '''Nihon Seiki Kōgyō K.K.''' (日本精機工業{{kabu}}) since 1958 and it still exists (2007) and makes mechanical parts. It made the [[Nescon 35]] viewfinder camera in 1956 and 1957. | + | '''Nihon Seiki Kōgyō''' (日本精機工業) is a Japanese company founded in 1950. It is named '''Nihon Seiki Kōgyō K.K.''' (日本精機工業{{kabu}}) since 1958 and it still exists (2007) and makes mechanical parts. It made the [[Nescon 35]] viewfinder camera in 1956 and 1957. It perhaps bought the company [[Koike|Koike Seiki]], said to be the maker of the [[Aruba 35|Aruba 35 II]] that is probably the predecessor of the Nescon. |
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Nihon Seiki Kōgyō (日本精機工業) is a Japanese company founded in 1950. It is named Nihon Seiki Kōgyō K.K. (日本精機工業㈱) since 1958 and it still exists (2007) and makes mechanical parts. It made the Nescon 35 viewfinder camera in 1956 and 1957. It perhaps bought the company Koike Seiki, said to be the maker of the Aruba 35 II that is probably the predecessor of the Nescon.
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