Schaller

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The Kunsttischlerei Christof Schaller was a camera maker in Vienna, the Austrian capital.

It called itself also Christof Schaller Wien, Fotografische Manufactur.

Cabinetmaker Christof Schaller founded the company in 1889 and added a photo supply shop in 1898. In 1901 he was specialized in field cameras of the German Reisekamera type. The company moved and opened further shops, probably including a photo atelier since Schaller became a renowned photographer, active in several associations:

  • Photographische Gesellschaft
  • Reichsverband österreichisch-ungarischer Photohändler (co-founder C. Schaller)
  • Verein photographischer Mitarbeiter
  • Genossenschaft der Photographen in Wien

Adresses

  • V., Matzleinsdorferstraße 30 (1894)
  • V., Ziegelofengasse 30 (1904) “Christoph Schaller, photographische Manufaktur und Kunsttischlerei, Wien“
  • V., Margaretenstraße 78 (shop, maybe also studio?)
  • VI., Gumpendorferstraße 9
  • Wollzeile 31 (shop)
  • I., Getreidemarkt 14 (shop for used cameras)

In 1928 Christof Schaller withdrew from busines, giving the each ofthe shops to one of his children Heinrich Schaller, Julia Kupper and Emma Schaller.