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| The camera was advertised for its simple construction, its reliability, and its Unit focal-plane shutter for various speeds. (Image rights) |
The Thornton-Pickard Ruby Reflex Camera was made around 1910 by Thornton-Pickard. It looks almost like the typical SLR cameras of its time.
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| Advertisement for the Special Ruby Reflex in Asahi Camera February 1930. (Image rights) |
Bibliography
- Asahi Camera February 1930. Advertisement on p.A30.
