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| Leaflet by The Focus, for the Variflex. Scan by Jeffrey Felton. (Image rights) |
The Focus was an American company, based in New York in the mid-1950s. It distributed the Mirroscope reflex housing, made by the Japanese company Orion (predecessor of Miranda), and various accessories. Together, these were advertised as a "Single Lens Reflex system for the Leica".[1] Though the company used various brand names, such as "The Focus reflex housing" (FRH-1) or "Variflex", it seems that the products it distributed are indistinguishable from the ordinary Mirroscope sold by Interstate Photo Supply Corp.
      
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Notes
- ↑ Catalogue by The Focus, c.1953.
Bibliography
- The Focus. The Focus Single Lens Reflex System for the Leica. Catalogue in English language, c.1953.
- The Focus. Variflex. Leaflet in English language, c.1953.
