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* [[Roll Tenax]]<REF> Advertisement in ''[[Ars Camera]]'' November 1924. </REF> | * [[Roll Tenax]]<REF> Advertisement in ''[[Ars Camera]]'' November 1924. </REF> | ||
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| − | == | + | The advertisement by Saneidō in the May 1927 issue of ''[[Ars Camera]]'' mentions an "unprecedented bargain sale" of field cameras. It lists two different models: |
| − | {| class="plainlinks" align="center" style="text-align: center;" | + | * a Tokyo-built {{kabine}} size model, for professionals, including a four-stage tripod and three double-sided plate holders: |
| + | ** with double extension bellows, normally at ¥45, lowered to ¥33; | ||
| + | ** with triple extension bellows, normally at ¥50, lowered to ¥35; | ||
| + | ** in mahogany colour and special finish, with double extension bellows, normally at ¥53, lowered to ¥38; | ||
| + | * the '''ES No.7''' (ES七號型) in {{tefuda}} size, for amateurs, with a large 4×3¾in lens standard, including a four-stage tripod, three double-sided plate holders and one film pack holder: | ||
| + | ** with double extension bellows, normally at ¥54, lowered to ¥39; | ||
| + | ** with triple extension bellows, normally at ¥70, lowered to ¥49. | ||
| + | The advertising picture shows the ES No.7. | ||
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| + | || ''Advertisement by Saneidō in ''[[Ars Camera]]'' May 1927, showing field cameras . {{public domain Japan old}}'' | ||
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| + | == Other advertisements == | ||
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== Bibliography == | == Bibliography == | ||
| − | * ''[[Ars Camera]]''. | + | * ''[[Ars Camera]]''. Advertisements by Saneidō in November 1924 and May 1927. No page numbers. |
* ''[[Asahi Camera]]''. Advertisement by Saneidō in February 1930 (p.A25) and June 1932 (p.A24). | * ''[[Asahi Camera]]''. Advertisement by Saneidō in February 1930 (p.A25) and June 1932 (p.A24). | ||
[[Category: Japanese distributors|Saneido]] | [[Category: Japanese distributors|Saneido]] | ||
Revision as of 16:56, 6 February 2008
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| Saneidō (from right to left). (Image rights) |
Saneidō was a Japanese distributor based in Tokyo, active in the 1920s and early 1930s. Its main address in 1930 was Kanda Sudachō-dōri (神田須田町通); in 1932, it was Kanda-ku Saeki-chō (神田区佐柄木町) 19.[1] It used the brand name Royal for various photographic products.
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| Advertisement for the tubular finder, published in the June 1932 issue of Asahi Camera. (Image rights) |
Contents
Distributed cameras
Accessories
- Royal enlarger (c.1924)[3]
- Royal soft focus lens, for tefuda and for meishi size (c.1924)[4]
- Royal magnesium flash unit (c.1924)[5]
- accessory tubular finder, to attach to the side of a strut-folding 4×6.5cm camera such as the Pearlette or Vest Pocket Kodak, sold ¥2 in 1932[6]
Imported cameras distributed by Saneidō
Field cameras
The advertisement by Saneidō in the May 1927 issue of Ars Camera mentions an "unprecedented bargain sale" of field cameras. It lists two different models:
- a Tokyo-built kabine size model, for professionals, including a four-stage tripod and three double-sided plate holders:
- with double extension bellows, normally at ¥45, lowered to ¥33;
- with triple extension bellows, normally at ¥50, lowered to ¥35;
- in mahogany colour and special finish, with double extension bellows, normally at ¥53, lowered to ¥38;
- the ES No.7 (ES七號型) in tefuda size, for amateurs, with a large 4×3¾in lens standard, including a four-stage tripod, three double-sided plate holders and one film pack holder:
- with double extension bellows, normally at ¥54, lowered to ¥39;
- with triple extension bellows, normally at ¥70, lowered to ¥49.
The advertising picture shows the ES No.7.
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| Advertisement by Saneidō in Ars Camera May 1927, showing field cameras . (Image rights) |
Other advertisements
 
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| Advertisements by Saneidō in Ars Camera November 1924. (Image rights) |
 
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| Advertisements by Saneidō in Asahi Camera February 1930 (left) and June 1932 (right). (Image rights) |
Notes
- ↑ Advertisements in Asahi Camera February 1930 (p.A25) and June 1932 (p.A24).
- ↑ Advertisement in Ars Camera November 1924.
- ↑ Advertisement in Ars Camera November 1924.
- ↑ Advertisement in Ars Camera November 1924.
- ↑ Advertisement in Ars Camera November 1924.
- ↑ Advertisement in Asahi Camera June 1932, p.A24.
- ↑ Advertisement in Ars Camera November 1924.
- ↑ Advertisement in Ars Camera November 1924.
- ↑ Advertisement in Ars Camera November 1924.
Bibliography
- Ars Camera. Advertisements by Saneidō in November 1924 and May 1927. No page numbers.
- Asahi Camera. Advertisement by Saneidō in February 1930 (p.A25) and June 1932 (p.A24).
