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The Western Camera Manufacturing Co. was based in Chicago. It made the Cyclone magazine cameras and some other cameras.
Cameras
field cameras
box cameras
magazine cameras
- Cyclone No. 1, Cyclone No. 2, Cyclone No. 3, Cyclone No. 4, Cyclone No. 5
- Cyclone Jr. and Cyclone Sr.
| Companies of Chicago (Illinois) |
| Adams & Westlake | Central Camera Co. | American Advertising and Research Co. | Bernard | Burke & James | Busch | Calumet | Candid | Chicago Aerial | Chicago Camera Co. | Chicago Ferrotype Company | Deardorff | De Vry | Drucker | Galter | Geiss | Herold | Imperial | Kemper | Lennor Engineering Co. | Metropolitan Industries | Monarch | Montgomery Ward | Pho-Tak | QRS Company | Rolls | Sans & Streiffe | Sears | Seymour | Spartus | The Camera Man | United States Camera Co. | Western Camera Manufacturing Co. | Yale | Zar | Zenith |
| Chicago in depth: The Chicago Cluster, a bakelite trust? |
