E. Krauss

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E. Krauss was a French camera and lens maker, founded in the late 1880s. Founder Eugen Krauss was the brother of G. A. Krauss. The company had a license to produce some lens types of Carl Zeiss.


Cameras

Plates

Rollfilm

  • Tykta II
  • Tykta de poche no III

35mm film

  • Eka (30×44mm exposures on unperforated film)

Lenses


Shutters

Other

In addition to cameras and camera lenses, Krauss produced Telescopes and Binoculars, many of them Zeiss models sold under license.

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