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Manufok-Tenaxscanned by C. Goerz was founded in 1886 by Carl Paul Goerz (1854-1923), a salesman who once had been in apprenticeship at in Rathenow and later was partner of in Paris. Originally Goerz sold mathematical tools for schools, but from 1887 he added cameras.

By taking over F. Hintze's workshop in 1888 his company started to make cameras, and was named Optische Anstalt C. Goerz from 1890. It was based in Berlin-Friedenau. In 1888 Goerz employed the engineer Carl Moser (1858-1892) and the optician Karl Hertel to start the development of lenses. McKeown, James M. And Joan C., 12th Edition, 2005-2006.

USA, Centennial Photo Service, 2004. ISBN 0-931838-40-1 (hardcover). ISBN 0-931838-41-X (softcover)., with 350 mm f/3.5 Dagor lens and focal plane shutter with speeds 1/15 - 1/800 second, hand-held with two wooden gun-like grips, a trigger release and simple gun-sight finder; sold at the, on 1 November 2011. The listing suggests this is the only known example.

The camera was probably used in the First World War.Literature. C.P. Goerz & Cie., 'C. GOERZ 1886-1911 - Oesterr.-Ung.

Optische Anstalt C. Goerz Gesellschaft m.b.H', Vienna 1912Links. at.

a in German on wikipedia.org (in German). Goerz American optical catalogues at :. at Mike Butkus'. at (in French).

company history and list of cine lenses. lenses as well as lenses on Japanese website about R. Konishi Rokuoh-Sha. on by Sylvain Halgand (in French).