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== Cameras == | == Cameras == | ||
| − | === | + | === 6×9cm box cameras === |
* [[Tiranty box cameras]]: | * [[Tiranty box cameras]]: | ||
** Alliance | ** Alliance | ||
** Bobox | ** Bobox | ||
| − | === | + | ** Coronet |
| + | ** Coronet Rex | ||
| + | ** Coronet Toutes Distances | ||
| + | ** Coronet Toutes Distances Lux | ||
| + | ** Coronet Toutes Distances Luxe | ||
| + | ** Box Éclair | ||
| + | ** Éclair Lux | ||
| + | ** Fildia | ||
| + | ** Box Luminor (sold by [[Manufrance]]) | ||
| + | ** Photo-Box | ||
| + | ** Le Polo | ||
| + | === 6×9cm folding cameras === | ||
* [[Tiranty Ajax]] | * [[Tiranty Ajax]] | ||
=== 35mm cameras === | === 35mm cameras === | ||
* [[Corvette]] | * [[Corvette]] | ||
| + | * [[Tiranty ST 280|ST 280]] | ||
| + | === 45×107mm stereo cameras === | ||
| + | * Stéréopocket | ||
| + | * Vérographe Stéréo | ||
=== Unknown type === | === Unknown type === | ||
| − | * | + | * Aristograph |
| + | * Foyer-Fixe | ||
| + | * Gnome | ||
| + | * Transpar | ||
=== To be classified === | === To be classified === | ||
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* [[Folding de Luxe]] | * [[Folding de Luxe]] | ||
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* [[Coronet Rapide (folding)]] | * [[Coronet Rapide (folding)]] | ||
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* [[Coronet Toutes Distances (folding, 1937)]] | * [[Coronet Toutes Distances (folding, 1937)]] | ||
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== Links == | == Links == | ||
Revision as of 11:22, 8 July 2008
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Tiranty was a French camera manufacturer based in Paris.
After WWII, Tiranty made a number of cameras licensed from the British firm Coronet.
Contents
Cameras
6×9cm box cameras
- Tiranty box cameras:
- Alliance
- Bobox
- Coronet
- Coronet Rex
- Coronet Toutes Distances
- Coronet Toutes Distances Lux
- Coronet Toutes Distances Luxe
- Box Éclair
- Éclair Lux
- Fildia
- Box Luminor (sold by Manufrance)
- Photo-Box
- Le Polo
6×9cm folding cameras
35mm cameras
45×107mm stereo cameras
- Stéréopocket
- Vérographe Stéréo
Unknown type
- Aristograph
- Foyer-Fixe
- Gnome
- Transpar
To be classified
Links
- Tiranty and Coronet cameras on Sylvain Halgand's www.collection-appareils.fr
