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| − | Ruberg & Renner, founded 1918<ref>Felix Ruberg who later became a notorious local industrialist and staunch supporter of the N.S.D.A.P.</ref> in Hagen, Germany, were a company making bicycles and chain-drive mechanisms. From about 1931 they manufactured inexpensive cameras, such as the [[Ruberg-Futuro]].<ref> Wilhelm, Willi. Kameraproduktion bei Ruberg & Renner in Hagen. Photographica Cabinett. vol.44:33-45 (2008). [not seen]</ref> Camera production ceased in about 1942, when all production effort was directed to supporting the war effort, making ammunition belts for aircraft machine guns and the like.<ref>[http://sites.google.com/site/ldtomei/ruberg&renner Ruberg & Renner].—[http://www1.historisches-centrum.de/nrw_zw/texte/hagen3.html Rüstungsindustrie Hagen] (in German)</ref> | + | '''Ruberg & Renner''', founded 1918<ref>Felix Ruberg who later became a notorious local industrialist and staunch supporter of the N.S.D.A.P.</ref> in Hagen, Germany, were a company making bicycles and chain-drive mechanisms. From about 1931 they manufactured inexpensive cameras, such as the [[Ruberg-Futuro]].<ref> Wilhelm, Willi. Kameraproduktion bei Ruberg & Renner in Hagen. Photographica Cabinett. vol.44:33-45 (2008). [not seen]</ref> Camera production ceased in about 1942, when all production effort was directed to supporting the war effort, making ammunition belts for aircraft machine guns and the like.<ref>[http://sites.google.com/site/ldtomei/ruberg&renner Ruberg & Renner].—[http://www1.historisches-centrum.de/nrw_zw/texte/hagen3.html Rüstungsindustrie Hagen] (in German)</ref> |
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* Ruberg Rubette<ref>[http://www.collection-appareils.fr/x/html/page_standard.php?id_appareil=16048 Sylvain Halgand's Site]</ref> | * Ruberg Rubette<ref>[http://www.collection-appareils.fr/x/html/page_standard.php?id_appareil=16048 Sylvain Halgand's Site]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:53, 7 September 2020
Ruberg & Renner, founded 1918[1] in Hagen, Germany, were a company making bicycles and chain-drive mechanisms. From about 1931 they manufactured inexpensive cameras, such as the Ruberg-Futuro.[2] Camera production ceased in about 1942, when all production effort was directed to supporting the war effort, making ammunition belts for aircraft machine guns and the like.[3]
Models
- Ruberg-Futuro(black,red and blue body)
- Ruberg (black body)
- Ruberg (red body)
- Ruberg-Baby Ruby (black body)
- Ruberg-Baby Ruby (red body)
- Ruberg-Popular
- Ruberg-Präsent
- Ruberg-Hollywood (Export model for the french market)
- Ruberg-Hollywood-Duplo (Export model for the french market)
- Ruberg Rubette[4]
Notes
- ↑ Felix Ruberg who later became a notorious local industrialist and staunch supporter of the N.S.D.A.P.
- ↑ Wilhelm, Willi. Kameraproduktion bei Ruberg & Renner in Hagen. Photographica Cabinett. vol.44:33-45 (2008). [not seen]
- ↑ Ruberg & Renner.—Rüstungsindustrie Hagen (in German)
- ↑ Sylvain Halgand's Site
