Nagel Unknown - 1931

industry:
Camera manufacturer
Nationality:
German
based:
Stuttgart, Stuttgart district, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Founded by August Nagel and was brought out by Kodak AG to become he German branch of the company.

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