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''Onondaga'' is the name of one of the five Iroquois Nations. One of Wilkin-Welsh's concurrents from [[Rochester (New York)]] had even chosen one of those names as company name: ''[[Seneca]]''. | ''Onondaga'' is the name of one of the five Iroquois Nations. One of Wilkin-Welsh's concurrents from [[Rochester (New York)]] had even chosen one of those names as company name: ''[[Seneca]]''. | ||
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*[http://historiccamera.com/cgi-bin/librarium2/pm.cgi?action=app_display&app=datasheet&app_id=1720 No. 6 Onondaga] on historiccamera.com [http://historiccamera.com] | *[http://historiccamera.com/cgi-bin/librarium2/pm.cgi?action=app_display&app=datasheet&app_id=1720 No. 6 Onondaga] on historiccamera.com [http://historiccamera.com] | ||
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Made by Wilkin-Welsh. A very simple folding bed camera with single extension bellows. The lens standard allows limited vertical shift. A reflecting type finder and a distance scale are on the folding bed for use of the No. 6 Onondaga as hand camera. With a simple lever the lens standard can be fixed in the wanted distance setting. Usage as view camera is possible on a tripod. The camera with a simple achromatic meniscus lens in a Junior shutter did cost 10$, and 12½$ with Rapid Rectilinear lens.
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Onondaga is the name of one of the five Iroquois Nations. One of Wilkin-Welsh's concurrents from Rochester (New York) had even chosen one of those names as company name: Seneca.
Links
- No. 6 Onondaga on historiccamera.com [1]
