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The company roots can be traced to 1879, when Ernst Gundlach and Lewis R. Sexton started working on optical goods manufacturing and trading.
The Gundlach Optical Company name was registered in 1894 after Lewis died. In 1895 Ernst left the company, but it continued to bore his name. In 1896 Gundlach Optical acquired the Milburn Korona Company (founded in 1894). Later, in 1902, the company acquired another business - Manhattan Optical Company and the combined establishment was renamed to Gundlach-Manhattan Optical Company. The name was changed again several times: first to Gundlach Manufacturing Corporation, then to Seebold Invisible Camera Company, and finally to Dynamic Optics Inc., which closed its doors in 1972.

Gundlach cameras:	Years of manufacture:
Criterion View	c1909-1930
Korona (folding)	c1920s
Korona Compact View	c1900-1902
Korona Home Portrait	1919-1930
Korona Long Focus Cycle Series VI	1901
Korona Long Focus Cycle Series VII	1900
Korona Panoramic View	1915
Korona Pictoral View	c1925-1930s
Korona Stereo (box)	c1920s
Korona Stereo (folding)	c1920s
Korona View (4x5)	c1910-1950s
Korona View (5x7)	c1910-1950s
Korona View (6.5x8.5)	c1910-1950s
Korona View (8x10)	c1910-1950s
Korona Wide Angle	c1925
Milburn Korona	c1985
Night-Hawk Detective Camera	c1904
Pixie Camera No.2A	1914-1919
Wizard Duplex No.1	1904
Wizard Duplex No.2	1904