Rare Mirotar 4.5/500 mm Lens

Rare Mirotar 4.5/500 mm Lens Carl Zeiss, Oberkochen. Mirotar 4.5/500 mm no. 3513307, for Contarex, lockable 115mm extension possible for close range, turret disc with 2 neutral density filters for ape

'Bolex H8 Reflex, c. 1960 Paillard, Switzerland. Reflex camera for double-8 film on daylight spools up to 30 m. Lens: Vario-Switar 1:1,9/8-36 mm. Rare high-class lens with incorporated exposure meter.

Vintage Camera K 1000 Brown Rare Color 1:2 50 mm lens Pentax SE Working Last Chance Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with

Rare Leica M Mount 35 mm Wide Angle Lens Steinheil Orthosigmat 4,5 VL Munchen Germany Approximately 1 3/8 x 2 1/8 inches in diameter.

Nokton 1.5/50 mm Lens for Leica M39, c. 1950 Voigtländer, Braunschweig. Nokton 1.5/50 mm no. 3421194, feet scale, optics clean under point light. Rare lens for the Leica, considered by many as th

Leitz Sunshade for Noctilux 1.2/50 mm Lens Signed: "Leitz Wetzlar Germany". Metal sunshade 12503 for the Noctilux 1.2/50 mm for Leica M. Rare to find. Leitz-Gegenlichtblende für Noctilux 1,2/50 m

Atelier Reflex Primar, c. 1949 VEB Primar Kamerawerk, Görlitz, GDR. No. 57966, for 6 x 9 cm (a rare format) with interchangeable Zeiss Jena Tessar 4.5/150 mm lens no. 3407075 in recessed mount, d

Rare Summicron 2/35 mm Screw Mount M39, c. 1959 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 1671148. This 8-element lens has rarity 8. Smooth focusing, correctly working aperture. In pointlight and only from a certain angle,

Rare Brass-Bound "Plasticca" 4/60 cm Art Portrait Lens, c. 1920 Plasticca Industrie Oscar Zwierzina, Dresden-Blasewitz. No. 1708, engraved "D.R.G.M. D.R.P.a.", ht. of the lens 51 mm x dia. 12.9 cm, or

5 Leica Lens Hoods for M-Lenses Leitz, Wetzlar. 1) 12519 for Noctilux 1:1/50 mm, very rare. - 2) 12585, metal, 35 and 50 mm, 42 mm Ø. - 3) 12524 Summicron 2/35 mm, sought-after. - 4) 12536 Elmari

J.H. Dallmeyer Modified Aluminum Petzval Lens, 1.B., c. 1890 No. 51803. Rare modified aluminum portrait lens, focal length approx. 16 cm, height approx. 12,5 cm, front lens Ø 50 mm. Iris diaphragm, r

Minute 16 with Original Flash, c. 1949 Universal Camera Corp., USA. Metal body, size 12 x 14 mm on special cassette, lens 1:6,3, guillotine shutter. With original flash and 2 boxes. - Rare! Minute 16

4 Enlarger Lenses 1) Carl Zeiss S-Planar 1:4 f = 74 mm M 1:1, lens head for macro, rare. (1-/1) - 2) Schneider Componon-S 5,6/135 mm. (1-2/1) - 3) Leitz Focotar 4,5/50 mm, no. 16781R. (1-/1) - And: 4)

Rare Zeiss Ikon Hologon ultrawide Lens, 1969 Zeiss Ikon, Stuttgart. Body no. R97336, Hologon 8/15 mm, no. 4851439, with original lens cap, glass clean. Zeiss Ikon Hologon ultrawide, 1969 Zeiss Ikon, S

Summilux 1.4/50 mm for Leica M, c. 1966 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 2198612, rare first variant with 43 mm filter thread, sunshade 12586 and cap 14163, optics clean under point light. A sought-after lens in e

Rare Zeiss Ikon Hologon Ultrawide Lens, 1969 Zeiss Ikon, Stuttgart. Body no. P75540, Hologon 8/15 mm, no. 4814367, with grip, original lens cap, case type 230216 (wrapped in "Zeiss Ikon" printed foil)

Rare WWII Japanese Nikko Navy "Big Eye" binoculars, c. 1940s, Japanese, brass, copper, polished steel, magnifying lens, 15 times magnification through 150 mm triple element Cooke objectives, 4 degree

French "SFOM" Spy Camera, c. 1939 Espion, Société Française d'Optique Mécanique. Serial no. 291! Brass body (without lens), film size 8 x 11 mm, shutter 1/20–1/250 sec. Extremely rare spy camera

Busch Nicola Perscheid Lens 6/18 cm, c. 1912 Emil Busch, Rathenow. No. 326078, screw-mount approx. 55 mm, height 2 ¾ in., with connecting ring. Very rare and sought-after portrait lens! Objektiv Busc

S-Planar 4/50 mm for Contarex, 1963 Carl Zeiss, Oberkochen. Chrome, no. 3698241, extremely rare close-up lens for Contarex, only 400 were ever produced. – Literature: Hans-Jürgen Ku?, "Contaflex/Co

'4 Rare Exakta Lenses, c. 1936-60 1) Unmarked, probably Astro, Berlin. High-quality aluminum mount 2,5/125 mm, probably Petzval type, not coated, achieves a sharp and contrast-rich image when aperture

Finetta 99L, 1953 Finetta-Werk, Goslar. No. 078255, grey, model with slow speeds, focal plane shutter stuck. With the rare macro lens Staeble-Finon S 2,8/45 mm, focuses down to 21 cm! Excellent config

Leica M1 Olive (Bundeseigentum), 1964 Leitz, Wetzlar. Rare M1 olive "Bundeseigentum" (without engraving), body no. 1098132, for 5 + 13,5 cm lenses. (3-/2) – In addition: Elmar 2,8/50 mm, no. 2187663

Noctilux 1.2/50 mm Lens, 1968 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 2254505, with lens hood 12503 (lens hood with barely noticeable dent) and back cap. When viewed under point light, there are either faint traces of cl