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Bilora was founded in 1909 in Germany (as Kürbi & Niggeloh), although it didn’t enter the camera market until 1935. Camera production ceased around 1975, but the company still manufactures other photographic equipment.

Bilora (Kürbi & Niggeloh) cameras:	Years of manufacture:
Bella (black) Bella DC 4 Bilomatic F Blitz Boy Bonita 66 Boy (red) Radix 56A Stafette Stop-Box	Bella 35 Bella D Bilomatic C Bilora Box (1935) Blitz-Box (B) Bonita (6x6, folding finder hood) Boy Luxus Roxa 4-4 Standard-Box	Bella 44 (1959) Bella 66 Bellaluxa 44 Bilomatic X Blitz-Box (A) Bonita Boy Color Box Radix 56A (w/box) Stahl-Box (1952)	Bella 44 (1962) Bella 66 Standard Bellaluxa 44 Blitz Boy Blitz-Box (D) Boy (6x6) Radix 56 Radix 56A (w/box) Standard Synchro-Box	Bella 46 (1956) Bella 55 Bilomatic CA Bilora Box (1949) Blitz-Box (C) Boy Color Box Special Box Tower	Bella 46 (1959) Bella 66 Bellina Standard Bilora Box (1935) Blitz-Box (B) Bonita Synchro Flash Color Box Stahl-Box (1952) Stop-Box