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See how Elmo manufactured its projectors and cameras
See how Elmo manufactured its projectors and cameras
Elmo proudly presents the production of his products in this image film. Presumably shown at trade fairs, e.g. the Photokina, in the 1970s. An exclusive view in the production lines of the manufacturer and the machines we still love to use:
When I went out to Detroit to visit Ford Motor Company, our sales representatives made sure to arrive at Ford driving Ford cars (They had a small fleet of GM and Chrysler cars for other days...).
-let's hope some fool at a trade show never threaded this up on an Eiki!
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