Cornu
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Cornu Co, Paris, was a French camera maker somewhere between 1934 and 1946.
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35mm compact
- Fama-Flor
- Fama-Flor II
- Ontbloc
- Ontobloc II
- Ontobloc III
- Reyna
- Reyna II
- Reyna Cross
- Reyna Cross II
- Week-end Bob
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TLR
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Stereo camera
- Ontoscope (1934)
- Ontoscope 3d
- XX Siecle Stereo
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Link
- Cornu page at Collection G. Even's site
- Cameras at www.collection-appareils.fr
