(120 folding) some Sources indicate USC Rollex ca. Very odd rectangular box with large bulb flash, also automatic see also Sears 41, similar - (c.1961) Rebadged Mamiya Prismat NP Exakta-mount interchangeable lenses, c.1961 aka Tower 32B Photina Reflex IIIb from Photavit-Werk GmbH, Nurnberg, Germany Photina II from Photavit-Werk GmbH, Nurnberg, Germany Photina from Photavit-Werk GmbH, Nurnberg, Germany Olympus 35-S 4.2cm f1.8 external timer lever. Perhaps Tower Reflex 65 with meter - TLR also Tower 64, no meter was restructured and rebranded to Sears Merchandise Group.Ĭonley Kewpie No. But the Seneca brand disappeared in 1926. In 1924 Conley was owned by Sears, and bought Seneca. Sears lenses for SLRs were made by Ricoh. Several Tower cameras were also made by Bilora. Some cameras were sold branded Sears, and a few under their original manufacturers. Like other great mail-order houses Sears had a house-brand for cameras, the Tower cameras which were all OEM products, made by different renowned camera makers of several countries. In 1893 Roebuck became partner in the company which then was renamed Sears, Roebuck & Co. In 1887 Sears moved to Chicago and employed Alvah C. Sears in 1886, starting as a reseller of watches in North Redwood, Minnesota. it was the greatest mail-order and retail vendor of consumer goods.
Sears is the most famous mail order house in the world since its Chicago building Sears Tower was the highest in the world for a certain period.
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