Tiranti

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There was also a better-known French camera maker, Tiranty

Cesare Tiranti was a company making optical devices in Rome, Italy. The company is only known for one camera, the Summa Report, an unusual, high-specification press camera. The Patent for this camera was held by Flaminio Tiranti (presumably a descendant of Cesare), who also held patents for a microfiche reader.

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Patents, at Espacenet, the Patent search facility of the European Patent Office:

• US Patent 2812698, Camera, describing the Summa Report, filed 1954 and granted 1957 to Flaminio Tiranti.
• Belgian Patent 583641, Appareil optique pour la lecture en grand format de microimages ou microfiches (Optical device for reading microfilm or microfiche at large scale), filed 1959 and granted 1960 to Placido Belfiore and Flaminio Tiranti.