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Conley Camera Co. was founded in Rochester, Minnesota, USA. It manufactured cameras from 1898 to 1926, including many for other companies like Sears and Northern Photo Supply Co. in 1903, it acquired the Imperial Camera Company based in LaCrosse Wisconsin. In 1910, Conley was acquired by Sears and produced its cameras exclusively for Sears. In 1927, the assets of the company were sold to the United Camera Company.
Conley used many model numbers and names for its cameras and not all of them are listed here individually. To further research various models of the cameras, please check a very extensive Conley Cameras site.

Conley cameras:	Years of manufacture:
Conley Junior (No. 2)	c1913-1922
Conley Junior (No. 2a)	c1913-1922
Conley Junior (No. 3)	c1913-1922
Conley Junior (No. 3a)	c1913-1922
Folding Kewpie (No. 2)	c1916
Folding Kewpie (No. 2a)	c1916
Folding Plate	c1900-1917
Kewpie (No. 2)	c1917-1922
Kewpie (No. 2A)	c1917-1922
Kewpie (No. 2C)	c1917-1922
Kewpie (No. 3)	c1917-1922
Kewpie (No. 3A)	c1917-1922
Long Focus Reversible Back (Model XV)	c1909-1918
Long Focus Reversible Back (Model XVIa)	c1909-1918
Magazine Camera	c1899-1912
Panoramic Camera	c1911-1917
Shamrock Folding	c1908
Snap No.2	c1912-1917
Stereo box	c1908
Stereo Magazine Camera (quickshot)	c1903
Stereoscopic Professional	c1908
Success Camera	c1904
Truphoto (No. 2)	c1912-1917
Truphoto Kewpie (No. 2A)	c1917-1922
View Camera	c1908-1917