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Revision as of 17:54, 1 September 2011
This company is not related to Seymour's, the retailer in New York city.
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Seymour Sales Co. (AKA Seymour Products Co. and also spelled Seymore) are company names seen on cameras originating in Chicago, USA. Seymour offered some bakelite cameras, in the "minicam" style typical of Spartus, Monarch, and other related brands. It seems probable that Seymour's niche was "creative branding" rather than manufacturing cameras.
Cameras
- Dick Tracy
- Brenda Starr Cub Reporter
- Flash Master (minicam) (as Acro-Flash "45" kit)
See The Chicago Cluster for more probably-related cameras and "companies"
