Denis Pivot of C.A.M.P. provided the following information on C.A.M.P.'s relationships with other manufacturers:
CAMP – Interalp
In 1968, CAMP entrusted its French multi-card agent, Mr. Robert Charles Maillot, with the marketing of its products outside Italy. Through his company INTERALP, Maillot distributed various brands of mountain equipment in Europe and thus helped to make CAMP known outside Italy. In the 1970s, it was common to stamp the manufacturer and distributor brand on equipment, such as Robbins (distributor in the USA of the Alpélit brand) and Alpélit (French manufacturer of ice axes).
Over time, INTERALP focused on developing its own company and hid CAMP's role as designer and manufacturer. CAMP, unable to accept this, withdrew distributing from INTERALP in 1980 and reorganized its distribution network worldwide.
(Without the CAMP brand, the INTERALP company disappeared in a few years…)
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↑ Set 440-446: C.A.M.P./Interalp Wired Stoppers #1–#7
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↑ 440: C.A.M.P./Interalp Wired Stopper #1: 7, 14 mm.
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↑ 441: C.A.M.P./Interalp Wired Stopper #2: 8, 15 mm.
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↑ 442: C.A.M.P./Interalp Wired Stopper #3: 10, 18 mm.
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↑ 443: C.A.M.P./Interalp Wired Stopper #4: 11, 20 mm.
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↑ 444: C.A.M.P./Interalp Wired Stopper #5: 16, 25 mm.
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↑ 445: C.A.M.P./Interalp Wired Stopper #6: 19, 29 mm.
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↑ 446: C.A.M.P./Interalp Wired Stopper #7: 25, 34 mm.
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↑ 600: C.A.M.P./Interalp Stopper #7: 25, 35 mm.