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Most of the Sears cameras were branded under the names Seroco or Tower. Sears did not manufacture cameras of its own, but sold those made by other companies, including the Conley Company, which was acquired by Sears in 1910, and which manufactured cameras exclusively for Sears. In 1924 Sears also bought the Seneca Camera company. Shortly after, around 1927, Sears ceased camera production by these companies, and sold their camera assets to the United Camera Company. However, until around 1967 Sears continued to sell cameras manufactured by others.

Sears Roebuck cameras:	Years of manufacture:
126 Reflex TLS Sears 35 RF Sears KS 500 Sears RF-7 Sears TLS (Auto 500) Tower 120 Flash Tower 37A Tower 44 Tower Camflash 127 Tower Junior Tower Reflex (Model 64) Trumpfreflex	Auto 35 RF Sears Easi Load FC 600 Sears KSX Super Sears TLS (500 MX) Tower 120 Tower 34 Box Tower 50 Tower Automatic II 127 Tower Foldex 20 Tower Pixie II Tower Reflex (USC Reflex III)	Auto 35 TL Marvel S-20 Sears KS-2 Sears Tele 410 Seroco Tower 120 Flash (early, Ising Pucky I) Tower 39 Automatic 35 Tower 51 Tower 57 Tower Flash 120 Model 7 Tower Phantom Tower Reflex (No.II - Bolta Photina I)	Delmar Sears 65 Sears KS Super II Sears TLS (1000 MX, MXB) Tower 10 B Tower 20 b Tower 41 Tower 51 Rollfilm Tower Flash 120 Tower No.1 Box Tower Reflex (No.30 - Photina Reflex IIIb) Tower Stereo	Disc 220 Sears Easi Load Auto 600 Sears M35 Super Seroco Junior Tower 16 Tower 35 Tower 46 Tower 57A Tower Flash 120 Model 8 Tower One-Twenty Flash Tower Reflex (No.I - Ising Pucky) Tower Snappy	Marvel S-16 Marvel-flex Sears SL-11 Tower 10 A Tower 19 Tower 37 Tower 45 Tower 55 Tower No.1 Box Tower Reflex (Model 65) Trumpfreflex