The Long Focus Cycle Camera was manufactured by the Bullard Camera Company in circa 1901. It was a well made cycle camera for telephoto type work. Described in advertising as "Light, compact, superb in design and finish, equippped with triple extension tracks, ridglt made of brass and steel." It was made in several sizes. It was constructed of select mahogany and covered in good quality black leather. The main feature was the triple extension bellows that was smoothly operated with a rack and pinion gearing made of steel for rigidity. Other features included a rising, falling and cross swing front, a reversible back with swing movement, a reversible finder and tripod sockets.

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