There is a second model for 120-620.

Similar to the Gevalux 144, ANSCO Cadet II and III, Radiant 127 and AGFA Isola 44.

That is the photo for this camera https://collectiblend.com/Cameras/DFV-Industria/Plik.html.

According to this website http://historiccamera.com/cgi-bin/librarium2/pm.cgi?action=app_display&app=datasheet&app_id=2810, it was manufactured by Evans, Sons and Company of Liverpool, England in circa 1905.

Thank you for your reply, Paul! Sorry for my late comeback. Adding to the subject, I learned last week that the manufacturer of the Gevaert cameras in Argentina was S.I.A.F. At certain point (I don't remember the year), AGFA-Gevaert and S.I.A.F. split up. Until then, they were manufacturing the Rex ...

Wow! They were very lucky!

The version in Cyrilic. https://http2.mlstatic.com/D_NQ_NP_2X_871455-MLU70773394612_072023-F.jpg https://articulo.mercadolibre.com.uy/MLU-651696242-camaras-antiguas-_JM?searchVariation=178347925172#polycard_client=search-nordic&searchVariation=178347925172&position=16&search_layout=stack...

I found it on sale in an Argentinian website. It has a plaque of the retailer in the front. The description says that the camera was produced by them in 1880's, but they neither produced cameras nor existed before the 1910's. I can say the seller writes in a flourish seller' style, but makes up a lo...

Hi, I would like to be able to distinguish or separate the cameras in different collections, buckets or labels, to be able to filter and sort them. I consider my collection of cameras not as one, but several. I have Argentina collection, the Dutch collection, family heirlooms (which fit in neither o...

Hi, I wonder about the distinction between brand and manufacturer. I know that it could be a complication to add such distinction in the database. It could be that my interpretation of those words as a non native English speaker differs from the proper definition. I see the manufacturer as the compa...