Photography in Postal History / A.Fevzi ORUÇ Collection: Dacora Kamerawerk Postcard

Monday, 27 September 2021

Dacora Kamerawerk Postcard – German Camera Maker

Front of business postcard from Dacora Kamerawerk, German camera maker producing for European retailers like Post and Ilford until 1972.

Damga tarihi : 17/01/1961 Almanya

Dacora Kamerawerk firmasına ait antetli kart.Firma 1946 yılında Bernhard Dangelmaier tarafından Reutlingen Almanya'da kurulmuştur. Prost,Frrania,Ringfoto,Ilford ve Lumiere dahil olmak üzere bu firmalara fotoğraf makinaları üretimiştir.1972 yılında satılan şirket ileriki dönemde üretimini durdurmuştur.

Back side of postcard used by Dacora Kamerawerk, showing mailing details typical of mid-20th-century German photographic industry correspondence.

Date of use : 17/01/1961 Germany

Business stationery.Postcard.Dacora Kamerawerk is a camera maker founded in 1946 by Bernhard Dangelmaier ar Reutlingen,Germany.Dacora manufactured cameras for other European camera retailers to be sold under their own label, including Post,Frrania,Ilford,Ringfoto and Lumber.The company was purchased in 1972 and camera production ceased shortly thereafter.

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