Zoomar Zoomatar 1.3/180mm *

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One of the fastest and rarest telephoto lenses for 35mm cameras ever built, produced in very limited numbers to fit on movie cameras and most 35 SLRs with different adapters. This six element lens weight is 6.8kg, with a close focus distance of less than 5 meters. Large tripod mount and folding focusing handle. The offered example is in a very good condition, good optics only showing a few minimal cleaning marks and a light haze, incl. both original caps, Arri-B adapter, SFS holder and metal case. SN: 284-0023

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48. Leitz Photographica Auction

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