Ansco

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Ansco was an American manufacturer of camera equipment in Binghamton, New York. E & HT Anthony & Co was formed in 1842. This company was the first to patent a roll-film holder that could be loaded in light[1].

E & HT Anthony was renamed Anthony and Scoville in 1901; this name being abbreviated to Ansco. Ansco merged with Agfa in 1928, to be called Agfa-Ansco. The company became GAF in 1967, and in 1977, Haking of Hong Kong acquired rights to the Ansco trademark. Ansco cameras continued to be made until the 1990s.

  1. ↑ Coe, Brian, Cameras - from Daguerrotypes to Instant Pictures, Marshall-Cavendish Editions, 1978, p.80
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Camera List

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Readyset Royal No. 1A

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Disc Cameras

  • Ansco 105, Ansco 105 Telephoto
  • Ansco 310
  • Ansco 320
  • Ansco 330
  • Ansco 340
  • Ansco 350
  • Ansco 370
  • Ansco 380 telephoto
  • Ansco Cadet 100
  • Ansco Disc 103
  • Ansco Fiesta, Ansco Fiesta Tele
  • Ansco HR10, Ansco Memo HR10, Ansco HR10T
  • Ansco HR15
  • Ansco HR20
  • Ansco HR25
  • Ansco HR30
  • Ansco HR40
  • Ansco HR50
  • Ansco HR65
  • Ansco Ready Flash VR1
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