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Cadot Vidi |
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Manufactured or assembled in France from (Before) 1898 to (After) 1898.
Index of rarity in France: Rare (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 2086
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Chronology of cameras Cadot
In 1895, Henryk Sienkiewicz published for the first time the historical novel "Quo Vadis." Thanks to this novel, its author received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1905. During the same period, Cadot manufactured several cameras whose names reference Rome. A passing trend?
According to the General Directory of Photography from 1898:
Patented Concealment S. G. D. G. - 12 plates 9x12
Magnificent camera with helical system lens mount, new concealment, fine leather upholstery, two clear viewfinders.
Models of the II series are mounted with nuts at the pace of the congress, operate with the bulb and by hand, have variable focus and speeds. The lenses have iris diaphragms. These cameras are guaranteed to be flawlessly executed.
SERIES I
ACHROMATIC lenses, Variable speed shutter
9 x 12: 45 fr.
6.5 x 9: 36 fr.
SERIES II
ZEISS lens, series 2A, no. 2, square shape: 245 fr.
APLANATIC Hermagis lens: 135 fr.
Extra-fast RECTILINEAR lens by Berthiot: 135 fr.
RECTILINEAR lens: 85 fr.
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