Difference between revisions of "Tiranty"

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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.

BJA advertisement 1920
image by Geoff Harrisson (Image rights)

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 ** Box Luminor (sold by [[Manufrance]])
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 === 6×9cm folding cameras ===
 * [[Tiranty folding cameras]]: