Foto-Quelle

From Camerapedia.org

Foto-Quelle of Nuremberg, Germany, is a large retailer of camera and photographic equipment. It sold a variety of film cameras produced by other manufacturers under the Revue and Revueflex brands. Originally founded in 1957 as a subsidiary of the large retailer Quelle, Foto-Quelle became Europe's largest photographic retailer by 1966 and in 1970, the world's largest.

Distributed cameras

original camera	sold as
Komaflex-S	Optomax-S
Vivitar 35ES	Revue 400SE
FED 3	Revue 3
Zenit 3M	Revue 3M
Zenit E	Revueflex E
Zorki 10	Revue 10
Franka 125 L	Revue 35 BL
Minolta-16 MG	Revue 16
Seagull 4A	Revue 6x6
Praktica BMS	Revue BC 2
Konica FP	Revue SR
Konica Autoreflex	Revue Auto-Reflex
Agfamatic 1008 tele pocket	Revue tele pocket 150
Agfamatic 3000 Flash Pocket	Revue flash pocket 300
Bilora Bilomatic CA	Revue-matic 350 CA
Chinon CE II Memotron	Revueflex 5005

Links

• Revue page at Collection G. Even's site
• Revue Cameras at www.collection-appareils.fr