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22-03-09, 12:15
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Freely obtained German Leicas were the most popular!
 Kodak Box Brownies were the most widely used. Popular from the 20's onwards, the Box Brownie was made in the US, England, Canada and Australia in huge numbers. See just some of the various types HERE. 
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24-03-09, 09:50
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On www.alliedforum.net there is a whole topic on war correspondents and their equipment: http://www.alliedforum.net/viewforum.php?f=106
With lots of photographs of old cameras. Rob Last edited by Rob van Meel; 24-03-09 at 09:52. Reason: typing errors corrected
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24-03-09, 23:37
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From the photos I found on the Library and Archives of Canada site the Canadian military seems to favour the Anniversary Speed Graphic camera.
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24-03-09, 23:46
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There is also the Rolleiflex.
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25-03-09, 03:34
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08-12-09, 02:26
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camera
i have a few camera from that era that still work if your interested i could let one go for cheep
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