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The company sold (or even made) the ''Soho Reflex'', a unique large format SLR, and made the ''Pilot'', a folding camera made of Bakelite. | The company sold (or even made) the ''Soho Reflex'', a unique large format SLR, and made the ''Pilot'', a folding camera made of Bakelite. | ||
The company was absorbed by [[A. Kershaw and Son]] to become [[Kershaw-Soho]]. | 1928 The company was absorbed by [[A. Kershaw and Son]] to become [[Kershaw-Soho]]. | ||
1948 '''A. Kershaw and Sons''' was acquired by [[British Optical and Precision Engineers]] Ltd; the group included [[Soho]] Ltd and [[Kershaw-Soho|Kershaw-Soho (Sales)]] Ltd<ref>The Times, 10 March 1948</ref>. | 1948 '''A. Kershaw and Sons''' was acquired by [[British Optical and Precision Engineers]] Ltd; the group included [[Soho]] Ltd and [[Kershaw-Soho|Kershaw-Soho (Sales)]] Ltd<ref>The Times, 10 March 1948</ref>. | ||
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Soho Ltd, of 3 Soho Square, London, camera maker.
The company sold (or even made) the Soho Reflex, a unique large format SLR, and made the Pilot, a folding camera made of Bakelite.
1928 The company was absorbed by A. Kershaw and Son to become Kershaw-Soho.
1948 A. Kershaw and Sons was acquired by British Optical and Precision Engineers Ltd; the group included Soho Ltd and Kershaw-Soho (Sales) Ltd[1].
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Times, 10 March 1948
- Camerapedia [1]