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| − | '''Scovill''' Manufacturing Co. was founded as ''Abel Porter & Co.'' in 1802. It was based in Waterbury, Connecticut. In the early days of [[photography]] it began making silver-plated copper sheets for [[daguerreotype]] imaging, as well as other photographic goods. Scovill was the second largest jobbing trade company for photography supply in the U.S.A. . In 1871 it bought [[American Optical Co.]] . The budget versions of American Optical's cameras were sold under the Scovill brand. In 1889 one leading officer of Scovill bought the company and named it '''Scovill & Adams'''. In 1902 it was merged with the largest U.S. distributor, [[E. & H.T. Anthony]]. Together they were [[Ansco|Anthony & Scovill]]. | + | '''Scovill''' Manufacturing Co. was founded as ''Abel Porter & Co.'' in 1802. It was based in Waterbury, Connecticut. In the early days of [[photography]] it began making silver-plated copper sheets for [[daguerreotype]] imaging, as well as other photographic goods. Scovill was the second largest jobbing trade company for photography supply in the U.S.A. . In 1871 it bought [[American Optical Co.]] . The budget versions of American Optical's cameras were sold under the Scovill brand. In 1889 one leading officer of Scovill bought the company and named it '''Scovill & Adams'''. In 1902 it was merged with the largest U.S. distributor, [[Anthony|E. & H.T. Anthony]]. Together they were [[Ansco|Anthony & Scovill]]. |
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*[http://www.fiberq.com/cam/sco.htm Scovill] at Field Cameras of the United States [http://www.fiberq.com/cam/index.htm] | *[http://www.fiberq.com/cam/sco.htm Scovill] at Field Cameras of the United States [http://www.fiberq.com/cam/index.htm] | ||
| − | [[Category:Distributors]] | + | [[Category: Distributors]] |
| − | [[Category:USA]] | + | [[Category: USA]] |
Revision as of 17:44, 30 June 2008
Scovill Manufacturing Co. was founded as Abel Porter & Co. in 1802. It was based in Waterbury, Connecticut. In the early days of photography it began making silver-plated copper sheets for daguerreotype imaging, as well as other photographic goods. Scovill was the second largest jobbing trade company for photography supply in the U.S.A. . In 1871 it bought American Optical Co. . The budget versions of American Optical's cameras were sold under the Scovill brand. In 1889 one leading officer of Scovill bought the company and named it Scovill & Adams. In 1902 it was merged with the largest U.S. distributor, E. & H.T. Anthony. Together they were Anthony & Scovill.
