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| − | In 1954 '''Ross-Ensign''' became the name of '''Barnet Ensign Ross'''. The company was derived from a merger of camera maker [[Barnet Ensign]] with lens maker [[Ross]] in 1948. It made cameras and lenses until 1961. It abandoned Barnet Ensign's sophisticated ''Commando'' viewfinder camera and continued to make some successful simpler camera models like the [[Ensign Ful-Vue]] which was further developed to the pseudo-TLR-like ''Ful-Vue Super''. It also introduced new folding cameras like the ''Ranger'', the ''Snapper'' and the ''Trikon''. Of course the company had to make a TLR in that period. That was the ''Fulvueflex''.
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| − | |image_text= Ensign Trikon Ranger with with<br/>1:6.3/105mm Ensar Anastigmat lens
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| − | |image_text= Ensign Selfix 820 Special, Ross-Ensign's<br/>Selfix model of 1953 with uncoupled rangefinder
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| − | |image_text= Ensign Selfix 820, ca. 1952
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