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The Ansco company was a result of a merger between E. and H.T. Anthony & Co. and Scovill & Adams in 1902. Its name was Anthony and Scovill until 1907. Ansco merged with Agfa in 1928, and the resulting company, Agfa-Ansco, continued with production of models from both the Ansco and Agfa lines. In 1939, the company changed its name to GAF (General Aniline & Film), but the AGFA and Ansco brands were not dropped. In 1943, AGFA split off from GAF, and GAF continued to manufacture Ansco cameras until 1967. The Ansco brand name was later picked up by Haking International. Some of the GAF cameras are listed here. |
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