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==History==
 
==History==
The company 'Orionwerk' Hannover (Gemany) was founded in 1921 as the successor of the company "Bülter & Stammer," which in 1903 had changed its name from "Glunz & Bülter".
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The company 'Orionwerk' Hannover (Gemany) was founded in 1893 as '''Glunz & Bülter'''. In 1903 it changed its name to '''Bülter & Stammer''', probably because the company founder Bülter changed his partner. Later cameras of a maker [[Glunz]] from Hannover are known. In 1921 it became '''Orionwerke''', an finally the ''Orionwerke AG'' stock market company. It produced a range of cameras until about 1933 when the company went into liquidation.<ref>Classic Cameras [[http://www.ukcamera.com/classic_cameras/Kamerahersteller/orion.htm]])</ref>
Orionwerke produced a range of cameras until about 1933 when the company went into liquidation.<ref>Classic Cameras [[http://www.ukcamera.com/classic_cameras/Kamerahersteller/orion.htm]])</ref>
 
  
 
==Models==
 
==Models==
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*Bülter & Stammer 13x18 Zweiverschluss-Kamera (two-shutter camera)
  
 
*Orion Box
 
*Orion Box

Revision as of 18:50, 22 November 2008

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History

The company 'Orionwerk' Hannover (Gemany) was founded in 1893 as Glunz & Bülter. In 1903 it changed its name to Bülter & Stammer, probably because the company founder Bülter changed his partner. Later cameras of a maker Glunz from Hannover are known. In 1921 it became Orionwerke, an finally the Orionwerke AG stock market company. It produced a range of cameras until about 1933 when the company went into liquidation.[1]

Models

  • Bülter & Stammer 13x18 Zweiverschluss-Kamera (two-shutter camera)
  • Orion Box
  • Orion Box
  • Orion Daphne
  • Orion Dorrit
  • Orion Simplicite
  • Orion Tropen
  • Orion-Klapp-Reflex
  • Photo-Recorder 1578
  • Rio[2]
    • 2C Tropen Version for the tropics with exposed teak, brass and brown bellows[3]
    • 5C Tropen. Version for the tropics with exposed teak, brass and brown bellows[4]
    • 8 B
    • 8 C
    • 10 B
    • 10 C
    • 11 B
    • 12 C
    • 14 C
    • 15 B
    • 18 B
    • 18C
    • 19 C
    • 20 C
    • 21 C
    • 22 D
    • 23 C
    • 25
    • 25 B
    • 25 C Luxus
    • 25 D
    • 26 C
    • 26 C Luxus
    • 28 C
    • 44 C
    • 73 B
    • 74 B
    • 75 B
    • 79 C
    • 79 D
    • 81
    • 82 B
    • 83
    • 84
    • 84 A Luxus. Strut-folding vest pocket camera for 4 x 6,5 cm.
    • 84 E
    • 84A
    • 84C
    • 85 C

Notes and References

  1. Classic Cameras [[1]])
  2. unspecified model: [[2]]
  3. [[3]]
  4. [[4]]