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Mentor Kamerafabrik was founded in Berlin in 1898, by Hugo Breutmann. Frantz Goltz joined the company the very next year and the company was known as Goltz & Breutmann OHG Fabrik für Photographische Apparate back then. In 1906, company operations moved to Dresden. In 1921 the company was renamed Mentor Kamerafabrik Goltz & Breutmann, and was sold to Rudolf Großer in 1944. Nationalization didn't occur until 1972, when the company was renamed to VEB Mentor, which was later merged with VEB Pentacon (1980).

Mentor Goltz & Breutmann cameras:	Years of manufacture:
Kamerad Rapid (prototype)	1922
Klein-Mentor	1907-1936
Klein-Mentor (special, 6.5x9)	1927
Mentor Compur Reflex	1929-1933
Mentor Dreivier	1930-1933
Mentor Dreivier (chrome)	1930-1933
Mentor II	c1900-1930s
Mentor II Stereo	c1906-1920s
Mentor III	c1904
Mentor IV	c1906
Mentor Nachtreflex (Night Reflex) (f1.9)	c1914-1934
Mentor Nachtreflex (Night Reflex) (f2.0)	c1914-1934
Mentor Reflex	c1905-1934
Mentor Reflex (1909, Klapp, Folding)	c1909-1913
Mentor Reflex (1913, Klapp, Folding)	c1913-1925
Mentor Reflex (1925, Klapp, Folding)	c1925
Mentor Reflex (1926)	c1926-1930s
Mentor Reflex (De Luxe, 1926, f/1.9)	1926-1930s
Mentor Sport Reflex	1927
Mentor Standard	c1905-1934
Mentor Stereo-Reflex	1913-1925
Mentor Studio Camera	1956-1980s
Mentor Studio Reflex	1927-1967
Mentor Tropen Reflex (Tropical)	1910-1911
Mentor Universal	1908
Mentor Universal Reflex	1965
Mentor Werbe-Reflex (13x18)	c1934
Mentor Werbe-Reflex (9x12)	c1934
Mentorett	1936
Panorama I	1965-1980s
Panorama II	1970-1980s