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* [[Stereo Hit]] (3×4 stereo) | * [[Stereo Hit]] (3×4 stereo) | ||
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* [[Semi Hobix]] (4.5×6 telescopic) | * [[Semi Hobix]] (4.5×6 telescopic) | ||
* Hobiflex (6×6 TLR) | * Hobiflex (6×6 TLR) | ||
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Tougodo is a Japanese company that made cameras from 1930. During the first half of the 1950s, Tōgō-dō Sangyō Y.K. (東郷堂有限会社)[1] was probably the manufacturing branch, while the company itself was K.K. Tōgō-dō (株式会社東郷堂).
It also seems to have made cameras that were distributed by other companies under their own name, like the Shinkoh Rabbit.
Its logo is composed by the letters "T" and "G" (the "G" is inside a fat "T") above a cemented doublet lens scheme.
List of cameras
- Stereo Hit (3×4 stereo)
- "Stereo Camera" (35mm stereo, see Stereo Hit)
- Semi Hobix (4.5×6 telescopic)
- Hobiflex (6×6 TLR)
- Metascoflex (6×6 TLR)
- Toyocaflex (6×6 TLR)
Links
- Tougodo cameras in Nekosan's website
- Hobix B in a page of the AJCC website
- Tougodo page at Collection G. Even's site
