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The Duroni company was established around 1835. In 1892 it became Murer & Duroni. In 1912 it was also known as Fratelli Murer. The company ceased to exist in 1934.

While Murer had hundreds of camera designations, usually attributed by one, two, or three letters, for easier identification, I decided to present cameras in features/sizes listing. Letter designations can be found in model descriptions. Many folding cameras were also known as Express. Some detective cameras had Universal Express or Simple Express names. Usually the difference was in the quality of materials.

Murer & Duroni cameras:	Years of manufacture:
Blitz Murer Reflex Stereo (45x107) Murer Stereo (strut-folding, 6x13) Newness Express (8x8) Newness Express Stereo (9x18)	Murer (folding, plate, 10x15) Murer (strut-folding, focal, 4.5x6) Murer Stereo (folding, plate, 6x13) Murer Stereo (strut-folding, focal, 6x13) Newness Express (13x18) Newness Express Stereo (6x13) Prompt	Murer (folding, rollfilm, 8x10.5) Murer (strut-folding, focal, 6.5x9) Murer Stereo (strut-folding, 45x107) Muro Newness Express (9x12) Sprite	Murer (strut-folding, 4.5x6) Murer (strut-folding, focal, 6.5x9) Murer Stereo (strut-folding, 6x13) Newness Express (13x18) Newness Express (9x12) Newness Express Stereo (9x18)	Murer (strut-folding, 4.5x6) Murer (strut-folding, focal, 9x12) Murer Stereo (strut-folding, 6x13) Murer Stereo (strut-folding, focal, 45x107) Newness Express (6.5x9) Newness Express Stereo (4.5x10.7) Piccolo	Murer (strut-folding, 6.5x9) Murer Reflex (6.5x9) Muro Newness Express (9x12) Newness Express Stereo (9x18)