Editing Graflex (section)

===Military cameras===

Source:<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://collectiblend.com/Cameras/Graflex/|title = Graflex Price Guide: Estimate a camera value}}</ref>

* ''1940&ndash;1943'' Graflex C-3
* ''1942&ndash;1944'' Graflex PH-47-F
* ''1942&ndash;1944'' Graflex PH-47-E
* ''1947&ndash;1949'' Graflex PH-47-H
* ''1947&ndash;1950'' Graflex C-6
* ''1949&ndash;1952'' Graflex PH-47-J
* ''1953&ndash;1957'' Graflex KE-4
* ''1953&ndash;1955'' Graflex KE-12
* ''1965&ndash;1973'' Graflex XLRF KS-98B

The company name changed several times over the years, as it was absorbed and released by the [[Kodak]] empire—finally becoming a division of the [[Singer Corporation]]. It dissolved in 1973. The Graflex plant in suburban Pittsford, New York still stands at 3750 Monroe Avenue, and was the corporate headquarters of [[Veramark Technologies]] from 1997 to 2010.<ref>
{{cite web
 |url=http://people.rit.edu/andpph/pf-faq/faq-23.html
 |title=Speed Graphic FAQ file, section 23
 |publisher=R.I.T. Photo Forum
 |accessdate=2011-01-25
}}
</ref>

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Years
! Manufacturer
|-
| 1887–1904
| Folmer & Schwing Manufacturing Co. of New York, NY
|-
| 1905–1907
| Folmer & Schwing Co., Rochester, NY
|-
| 1907–1927
| Folmer & Schwing Div., Eastman Kodak Co. Rochester, NY
|-
| 1928–1946
| Folmer Graflex Corp., Rochester, NY
|-
| 1946–1955
| Graflex Inc., Rochester, NY
|-
| 1956–1968
| Graflex Inc., Div. General Precision Equipment, Rochester, NY
|-
| 1968–1973
| Graflex Inc., Div. Singer Corporation
|-
| 1973
| Tooling bought by Toyo Co.
|}