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Gundlach-Manhattan Optical Co.
Korona Pictorial View
Gundlach Manufacturing Corporation (Rochester, NY), c. 1932, p. 30

3¼ x 4¼

 
 
Date Introduced: - ; Years
Manufactured: c. 1925-1930's
Construction: rear focus
via rack and pinion
(two gear tracks on top of base rails); double swing; reversing by
removable back; three-piece lensboard;
Materials: walnut-stained cherry body, cherry base, black
leatherette bellows (leather on 3¼x4¼); nickeled hardware
Sizes Offered: 3¼x4¼; 5x7; 8x10
Notes: camera has a unique telescoping middle/rear portion of
the base combined with folding which prevents the "lost rear track" syndrome so
prevalent to the Kodak 2d; Agfa-Ansco used the same
folding/telescoping feature in a front focus camera; leatherette covered case.
References:
Photographic Lenses and Korona Cameras, Gundlach-Manhattan
Optical Co. Catalog No. 25, 1925, p. 36-37
Catalogue No. 27 of Cameras, Kodaks, Lenses and
Photographic Accessories 1925-1926, Central Camera
Co. (Chicago, IL), 1925, p. 55
Catalogue No. 31 of Cameras, Kodaks, Lenses and
Photographic Accessories 1926-1927, Central Camera
Co. (Chicago, IL), 1926, p. 65
Catalog of Photographic Apparatus and Supplies, Catalog No.
121,
Chicago Photo Supply House (Chicago, IL), c. 1926, p. 2
Studio and Kodak Finishing Equipment Catalog,
Z. T. Briggs Photo Supply Co. (Kansas
City, MO, c. 1927, p. 64
No. 29 Illustrated Catalogue of Photographic Outfits and
Supplies, Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. (St. Louis, MO), May 1, 1929, p. 5
Korona Cameras, Gundlach-Manhattan Optical Co. (Rochester, NY), 1930
Photographic Supplies,
Burke & James, Inc. (Chicago), Catalog #250, 1931, p. 26 (As The New Rexo
Pictorial View Camera)
Photographic Materials, Mail Order Catalog No. 131,
George Murphy, Inc. (New York, NY), April 1931, p. 33
Cameras - Lenses - Equipment, Catalog No. 32,
Gundlach Manufacturing Corporation (Rochester, NY), c.
1932, p.
30-31
Catalogue No. 42 of Cameras, Kodaks, Lenses and
Photographic Accessories 1932-33,
Central Camera
Co. (Chicago, IL), p. 41a
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