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'''Roto''' (Giovanni Ropolo) was a short-lived Italian camera company, based in Turin. | '''Roto''' (Giovanni Ropolo) was a short-lived Italian camera company, based in Turin. | ||
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Roto (Giovanni Ropolo) was a short-lived Italian camera company, based in Turin.
Cameras
- Ardita - c1946
- Elvo - c1938
- Invicta - c1950
- Nea Fotos - c1947
- Riber Lys - c1950
- Simbi - c1946
