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AGFA-ANSCO is a result of a merger between the AGFA and Ansco companies in 1928. THe resultant company produced models from both the Ansco and Agfa lines. In 1939, the Agfa-Ansco name was changed to GAF (General Aniline & Film), and the company continued to produce both AGFA and Ansco cameras. In 1941, the AGFA and Ansco brands were split off from each other, with Ansco remaining part of the GAF company. But in 1967 the Ansco brand was dropped completely, while the company continued to be known as GAF. GAF ultimately ceased to exist in the early 1990s.

AGFA ANSCO cameras:	Years of manufacture:
Agfa Box A-8 Box 2A Model F Cadet A-8 Special Clipper PD-16 PB20 Readyset Readyset Traveler No.1 Shur-Shot Regular	Antar Box 2A Box 2A (black) Cadet D-6 Clipper Special PD-16 Readyset Shur-Flash Shur-Shot Regular Universal View	Antar Box 2A Vogue Box 2 (color) Cadet B-2 Texas Centennial Cine Ansco Model B Memo Readyset No. 1 Moroccan Shur-Shot Speedex B2	Antar PB-20 Cadet A-8 Captain General Pioneer PD-16 Readyset Traveler No.1A Shur-Shot Speedex Special R	Box 2 (color) Box 2A Model F Cadet B-2 Clipper PD-16 Major Plenax PD-16 Risdon Model A Shur-Shot Special Viking	Box 2 (color) Cadet A-8 Flash Chief Karomat 36 Plenax PB-20 Readyset Special No.1A brown Shur-Flash Speedex Junior (B2)