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Schaller & Weber

Schaller & Weber
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filmworks4ever15-Mar-2014 13:19
And yes, from recollection, the S.AFETY indicate Rochester manufacture. SA.FETY indicated London (Harrow), SAF.ETY was France, and so on.

The X varied with emulsion type - but maybe that was only a later feature, as they only had one colour emulsion at a time in those simple far-off days. The rest of the number simply distinguished the roll and footage count for the negative matchers.

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