FS-2 Tele-Lens, 1981

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FS-2 Tele-Lens, 1981
USSR. Without manufacturer name, tele-lens 4.5/300 mm no. 810001 for the format 18 x 24 mm, glass clean under point light, focusable up to 10 m, height 27.5 cm, distance between the 5 x 5 cm square plate with 4 holes at infinity about 20 mm. With metal box. Received unused. Probably a test sample for an F21 secret camera version.

Tele-Optik FS-2, 1981
UdSSR. Ohne Herstellername, Tele-Optik 4,5/300 mm Nr. 810001 für das Format 18 x 24 mm, Glas unter Punktlicht sauber, fokussierbar bis 10 m, Höhe 27,5 cm, Abstand der quadratischen Platte von 5 x 5 cm mit 4 Bohrungen zu unendlich etwa 20 mm. Mit Metall-Dose. Unbenutzt erhalten. Vermutlich ein Versuchsmuster für eine F21-Geheimkamera-Version.

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