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* [http://www.photographica.nu/rouch236.htm Eureka Detective Camera] on Ake Borgstrom's [http://www.photographica.nu/ photographica.nu] | * [http://www.photographica.nu/rouch236.htm Eureka Detective Camera] on Ake Borgstrom's [http://www.photographica.nu/ photographica.nu] | ||
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W. W. Rouch & Co. were a camera-maker in London, England, active in the late 19th Century. The company was founded in 1863, based in The Strand, London, and lasting until c.1919. From c.1854 Rouch was joined by Henry Burfield's company (founded 1837) to form Burfield and Rouch[1].
- Eureka Detective Camera (c.1888[2])
- Excelsior (c.1890)
- Patent Portable Camera (c.1880s)
- Sliding box stereo camera (Burfield & Rouch)
Notes
- ↑ EarlyPhotography.co.uk
- ↑ McKeown, p.862
Links
- Eureka Detective Camera on Ake Borgstrom's photographica.nu
- Sliding Box Stereo Camera on earlyphotography.co.uk
- Rouch camera at George Eastman House
