Western Camera Manufacturing Co.
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The Western Camera Manufacturing Co. was based in Chicago. It made the Cyclone magazine cameras and some other cameras. It was created by Harry Haight in 1897[1].
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.
Notes
- ↑ [https://pccgb.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/AMALGAMATED-NEWSLETTER-VOL-1-1-June-14-2-20.pdf The Amalgamated Photo History Newsletter, Vol. 1-1 2020 page 13]
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