Bibliography

Selected articles, documents, websites, video and other resources about the Ansco Automatic Reflex.

• $4,000,000 Expansion for Ansco. (1951, July 18). New York Times, p. 40.
• 19-Day Ansco Strike Ends. (1951, July 26). New York Times, p. 11.
• 1953 Directory of Photographic Equipment. (1953, May). Photography, 79–103.
• Administration of the Trading with the Enemy Act. :hearings before the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee To Investigate the Administration of the Trading With the Enemy Act, Eighty-Third Congress, first session. (1954). Washington.
• Agfa Ansco Corp.: Earnings of Concern Last Year Were Largest In Its History. (1938, March 25). New York Times, p. 29.
• Agfa Ansco Earns $991,925 in Year: Profit in 1938 Compared With $723,025 in Previous Period. (1939, March 24). New York Times, p. 39.
• Agfa Cameras and Films for Amateur Use. (1941, January). Agfa Ansco.
• Agfa Cameras and Films for Amateur Use. (n.d.). Agfa Ansco.
• Agfa President Renounces German Allegiance for U.S. (1939, September 1). Binghamton Press.
• Agfa Roll Film and Film Packs. (1941). Agfa Ansco.
• ALONG CAMERA ROW: Well Designed Box Camera at $15.95 Introduced by Ansco at Chicago. (1954, March 21). New York Times, p. X14.
• Alphabetical listing of major war supply contracts, cumulative through February 1943. (1943) (Vol. 1–2). Washington, D.C.: [Washington] War Production Board, Statistics Division.
• Alston, R. (1943, August 14). U.S. to Retain Control of Agfa Ansco for the Duration; Eventual Sale Slated to Be to General Public. Binghamton Press, p. 9.
• Ansco Automatic Reflex. (n.d.).
• Ansco Automatic Reflex – American Best TLR. (2012).
• Ansco Automatic Reflex Camera Equipped with f:3.5 Coated Lens. (1947, November 5). Binghamton Press, p. 28.
• ANSCO AUTOMATIC REFLEX Rare Prototype in EXCEPTIONAL Condition. (2015, December 8).
• Ansco Cameras. (1951). Binghamton, NY: Ansco.
• Ansco Cameras Now in Production. (1945, December). Ansconian, 3–6.
• Ansco Film Price List. (1952, March 3). Ansco.
• Ansco Increases Work Week. (1949, July 13). New York Times, p. 37.
• Ansco Launches Precision Camera. (1948). N.A.R.D Journal, 70, 78.
• Ansco Men Vote for Union Shop. (1949, October 7). New York Times, p. 23.
• Ansco Names District Manager. (1950, April 23). New York Times, p. F6.
• ANSCO REDUCES CAMERAS: Price Cuts Ranging Up to 40% Announced by Company. (1949, November 17). New York Times, p. 46.
• Ansco Reduces Price on Cameras, Outfits. (1949, November 12). Binghamton Press, p. 9.
• Ansco Slashes Camera Prices. (1949, November 17). Albany Times-Union, p. 8.
• Ansco Strike Parley Fails. (1951, July 19). New York Times, p. 47.
• Ansco Takes Old Name: Film Concern Drops the Agfa From Official Title. (1943, December 23). New York Times, p. 35.
• Ansco to Boost Line Facilities By End of 1947. (1946, October 23). Binghamton Press, p. 5.
• Ansco to Lay off 150 Workers At Camera Plant. (1949, April 14). Binghamton Press, p. 3.
• Ansco to Seek Markets In Europe. (1947, February 28). Binghamton Press.
• ANSCO’S BUSINESS AWAITING PICK-UP: Picture-Taking Season Just Starting, Official Points Out — Sale Being Advocated. (1949, May 29). New York Times, p. F2.
• Boom in Twin Lens Cameras. (1948, October). Science Illustrated, 3, 73–74.
• Brewer, E. F. (1951, August). How To Use a Reflex Camera. U.S. Camera, 14(8), 71–72.
• Brightman, R. (1946, June). Choosing Your Camera. Mechanix Illustrated, 136–144, 156.
• Business World: Ansco Increases Some Prices. (1946, December 5). New York Times, p. 63.
• CAMERA NOTES: Ansco Reflex Price Is Cut 40 Per Cent — Calculator. (1949, November 20). New York Times, p. X13.
• CAMERA NOTES: Low-Cost Ansco Reflex Is Made Available. (1954, July 4). New York Times, p. X12.
• CAMERA NOTES: New Twin-Lens Reflex Is Now Available. (1947, November 23). New York Times, p. 99.
• Deschin, J. (1947a, February 23). New Equipment Is Marked By Precision, Beauty – ProQuest. New York Times, p. X13.
• Deschin, J. (1947b, March 30). ROLLEIFLEX RETURNS: First Post-War Shipment Of Twin-Lens Camera. New York Times, p. X17.
• Deschin, J. (1947c, December 28). PICTURES OF ’47: Events and Influences in Photographic Field. New York Times, p. X20.
• Dreyfuss, H. (1947). A Record of Industrial Designs: 1929 Through 1947. New York: Davis, Delaney, Inc.
• Dreyfuss, H. (1950, March 28). Photographic Camera. \
• Filters. (1952). Camera Directory, 180, 118–119.
• Flinchum, R. (1997). Henry Dreyfuss, industrial designer: the man in the brown suit. New York: Rizzoli International Publications.
• General Aniline and Film: 1946 Net $4.35 a Share, Against $5.32 in Preceding Year. (1947, March 25). New York Times, p. 39.
• General Aniline Reports Net Doubled in ’50, And First Ansco Color Film Use by Big Studio. (1951, March 27). New York Times, p. 47.
• Hartley Field Lens advertisement. (1950, June). Popular Photography, 26(6), 118.
• Henry, M. (2008, October 14). Some Camera Designs of Arthur Crapsey, Henry Dreyfuss and Raymond Loewy.
• Hill, K. (1949, December 11). Ansco Officials in Washington Find 1950 Prospects Bright. Binghamton Press, p. 3.
• Howe, H. E. (1946, June). American Cameras Step Out. Popular Science Monthly, 148(6), 132–133.
• James Forrestal Is Named Agfa’s Acting Manager; Plea for Eckler Fails. (1942, February 3). Binghamton Press, p. 5.
• Leeper, Jr., J. C. (n.d.). The Prototype Which Developed Into The Ansco Automatic Reflex. Camera Shopper, (136), 29.
• MacFie, D. (1948, February). The New Ansco Automatic Reflex. Minicam Photography, 11(6), 30-35,134-137.
• Mack Heads Agfa Ansco Parent Firm: Made Director-President of General Aniline and Film Corporation. (1941, November 1). Binghamton Press, p. 3.
• Marienthal, J. C. (2010, November 26). Field Lens.
• Merger Planned For Agfa Ansco: Would Be Division of General Aniline and Film, Holder of 81 Per Cent of Shares Vote On Proposal DEC. 28 Exchange of Stock of Camera and Film Concern Part of Revision Projected. (1939, November 24). New York Times, p. 36.
• Military Work Sees Rehiring at Ansco: 200 to 300 Called Back to Old Jobs. (1949, November 27). Binghamton Press, p. 3.
• Morris, R. R. (1947, December 11). Camera Clubs. Brooklyn Eagle, 8.
• New Ansco Camera Firm: Reorganization Provides for Expansion of Its Business. (1924, January 24). New York Times, p. 26.
• Newest Ansco Trade-Getter. (1949, December 15). Binghamton Press, p. 33.
• Oleson, R. (n.d.-a). Ansco Automatic Reflex.
• Oleson, R. (n.d.-b). The American TLR.
• Over-Engineered American TLR Cameras , Ansco, Circo, Argus. and . . . (2009, September 15).
• Press, T. A. (1942, January 22). Agfa Ansco Workers Back Ousted Official: 900 Petition Treasury to Reinstate Eckler, Saying He Is Loyal. New York Times, p. 11.
• Printing in in Natural color with Ansco Color Film. (1950). Ansco.
• Progress Report from Ansco and Ozalid. (1954, April 11). Binghamton Press, p. 19.
• Reflex Cameras Challenging Lead of Candid Type. (1946, August 26). The Daily Record, p. 1.
• Romero, D. (1946, June). Master of Mockup. Mechanix Illustrated, 90–92, 170, 176.
• Roskin, M. (n.d.). Ansco Automatic Reflex. Camera Shopper, (228), 16–17.
• Rothschild, N. (1957). Color Slides With Roll-Film Cameras. Popular Photography, 40(1), 88–89, 140.
• Schwarz Becomes Citizen: German-Born Head of Agfa Ansco Takes Oath at Binghamton. (1939, September 2). New York Times, p. 8.
• Singular Ansco Automatic Reflex w/ 4 Element Coated f3.2 Raptar. (2016, May 8).
• Tetherly, G. W. (1945, December 5). Behind Pay Rolls of the Triple Cities. Binghamton Press, p. 30.
• Tetherly, G. W. (1947, November 7). Ansco’s Newest Camera Looks Like “Going” Item. Binghamton Press, p. 30.
• Tetherly, G. W. (1948a, February 13). President Truman Given Ansco Reflex Camera. Binghamton Press, p. 24.
• Tetherly, G. W. (1948b, March 5). Ansco Hits Production Peak in Short Month. Binghamton Press, p. 28.
• Tetherly, G. W. (1949a, May 6). At Camera Plant; Sub-Contracts May Return Many to Jobs. Binghamton Press, p. 31.
• Tetherly, G. W. (1949b, June 27). Ansco Layoffs Tagged “Cold-Blooded” Process. Binghamton Press, p. 21.
• Tetherly, G. W. (1950, May 11). Raymond Trucks Save Thousands in Warehouse Costs. Binghamton Press, p. 40.
• The Ansco Automatic Reflex. (n.d.).
• The Ansco Automatic Reflex f:3.5 Camera with Automatic Film Transport, America’s Finest Twin-Lens Reflex. (1947). Binghamton, NY.
• The New Ansco Reflex is 6 Years “Old”! (1946, January). Photographic Trade News.
• The Twin Lens Reflex. (1952). Camera Directory, 180, 58–73.
• Trade Notes & News. (1948, November). Popular Photography, 23(5), 176.
• Trade Notes and News. (1950, April). Popular Photography, 135.
• Triple Cities Job and Wage Record Tops State Since ’29. (1939, December 28). Binghamton Press, p. 13.
• Truman Library – Daily Presidential Appointments. (n.d.).
• Walkowski, J. (2012). Ansco Camera Factory Building (National Register of Historic Places Registration Form) (p. 87). Binghamton, NY: United States Department of Interior, National Park Service.
• Williams, J. A. (1949, November 27). ANSCO GRAPH PLAN AIDS ITS SALESMEN: ’ Each His Own Sales Manager’ Basis of Program Designed to Meet Buyers’ Market. New York Times, p. F9.
• Ziegler, J. (n.d.). Going First Class: The Ansco Automatic Reflex. Camera Shopper, (135), 16–18.