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Thornton-Pickard was established in 1888 in Manchester. After the death of one of the owners, and the resignation of another, the company ceased to exist in 1939.

Thornton Pickard cameras:	Years of manufacture:
Aerial Camera Type C	1915
All Weather Press Camera	1922-1935
Amber (half plate)	c1899-1905
Amber (quarter plate)	c1899-1905
Automan	c1904
College	1912-1926
Crown (stereo)	1905-1907
Duplex Ruby Reflex	1920-1930
Duplex Ruby Reflex 'Overseas' (Tropical)	1920-1930
Filma (box)	c1912
Filma (folding)	c1914
Filmak (folding)	1923
Folding	c1910
Folding (focal plane shutter)	c1900s
Folding Ruby	c1920s
Horizontal Reflex	1923
Imperial (two shutters)	c1909
Imperial Double Extension	c1902-1908
Imperial Perfecta	c1909
Imperial Pocket	c1916-1920s
Imperial Portrait	c1930s
Imperial Rollfilm	c1924-1925
Imperial Stereo	c1910
Imperial Triple Extension	c1904-1926
Junior Special Ruby Reflex	1926-1935
Klippa	c1915-1922
Limit	1912
Little Puck	c1897
Mark III Hythe Camera (MK III H) (Aerial)	c1915
Minim	c1920
New Folding Ruby	c1908
Patent Tourist	1888-1891
Portrait Puck	c1930s
Praetor	1909-1911
Puck	c1909-1928
Puck Special	c1910
Royal Favourite	1909
Royal Ruby	1904-1930
Royal Ruby Triple Stereo	c1900
Ruby	c1899-1908
Ruby (rollfilm)	1925-1934
Ruby Bijou	c1912-1920
Ruby de Luxe Reflex	c1912-1930s
Ruby Focal	c1930s
Ruby Reflex	c1911-1930s
Ruby Speed Camera	c1925
Ruby Stereo	c1900s
Rubyette No.1	c1934
Rubyette No.2	c1934
Rubyette No.3	c1934
Snappa	c1913
Special Ruby	c1905
Special Ruby Reflex	1922-1938
Stereo-Puck	1932
Tailboard (12x16)	c1900
Tribune	1911
Victory Reflex	c1922-1925
Weenie	c1911