Tiranty

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Tiranty was a French camera manufacturer based in Paris.

After WWII, Tiranty made a number of cameras licensed from the British firm Coronet.

Contents 1 Cameras 1.1 6×9cm box cameras 1.2 6×9cm folding cameras 1.3 35mm cameras 1.4 45×107mm stereo cameras 1.5 Unknown type 2 Links

Cameras

6×9cm box cameras

• Tiranty box cameras:
  • Alliance
  • Bobox
  • Coronet
  • Coronet Rex
  • Coronet Toutes Distances
  • Coronet Toutes Distances Lux
  • Coronet Toutes Distances Luxe
  • Box Éclair
  • Éclair Lux
  • Fildia
  • Box Luminor (sold by Manufrance)
  • Photo-Box
  • Le Polo

6×9cm folding cameras

• Tiranty folding cameras:
  • Ajax
  • Coronet De Luxe
  • Coronet Rapide
  • Coronet Toutes Distances

35mm cameras

• Corvette
• ST 280

45×107mm stereo cameras

• Stéréopocket
• Vérographe Stéréo

Unknown type

• Aristograph
• Foyer-Fixe
• Gnome
• Transpar

Links

• Tiranty and Coronet cameras on Sylvain Halgand's www.collection-appareils.fr