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The company history starts in 1895 when Léon Gaumont took over the Comptoir général de photographie. In 1899 the company was renamed to L. Gaumont & Cie. The company still exists, but it stopped manufacturing cameras and cinema equipment around 1932, and declared bankrupcy in 1935.

Gaumont cameras:	Years of manufacture:
Amateur Camera Miniature Photoplastik Reporter-Tropen (Tropical) Stereo (Spido, metallic) Stereo (Spido, Model D) Stereo Chambre Folding Tropical (Field Camera)	Block-Notes Chambre Folding (Field Camera) Reporter Reporter-Tropen (Tropical) Spido (Strut-folding) Stereo (Spido, Model D)	Block-Notes Chambre Photoplastik Reporter 'Marine Nationale' Spido (Jumelle) Stereo (Spido, Model D)	Block-Notes Stereo Chambre Folding (Field Camera) Reporter Reporter-Tropen (Tropical) Stereo (Spido, Model A) Stereo (Spido, wooden)	Block-System Movie camera (35m) Reporter 'Marine Nationale' Spido-Pliant (Kodak Folding Pocket No.1A) Stereo (Spido, Model A) Stereo (wide angle)	Block-System Chambre Folding (Field Camera) Reporter Spido (Jumelle) Stereo (Spido, Model A) Stereo (Spido, tropical)