Wednesday, 21 February 2007
CARL ZEISS JENA TRIOTAR 135MM F4
THIS CARL ZEISS JENA TRIOTAR 135MM F4 EXAKTA AND TOPCON MOUNT LENS IS IN GOOD CONDITION. THE OPTICS ARE CLEAN AND CLEAR WITH NO MARKS. THE RIM WHERE THE LENS CAP FITS HAS SOME TAPE RESIDUE WHERE THE PREVIOUS OWNER APPLIED TAPE TO MAKE THE CAP FIT SNUGLY. THE CAP IS AN ORIGINAL CARL ZEISS JENA CAP WITH A SLIT SPLIT IN THE EDGE ACCOUNTING FOR THE NEED FOR THE TAPE. THE REAR CAP IS UNMARKED BUT APPEARS ORIGINAL.
Sold for US$ 99,97
Beaulieu ''C' mount to EXAKTA... NEW & BOXED
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400/5.5 MEYER TELMEGOR
400/5.5 MEYER TELMEGOR IN EXAKTA MOUNT, MANUAL DIAPHRAGM, GLASS IS CLEAN, LOOKS EX+ .
Sold for US$ 135,00
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Kilfitt 400mm f4 w/ stock
This an offering of an excellent condition Kilfitt 400mm f4 Sport Fern Kilar with choice of mount for Alpa or Exakta. This is a all black newer style lens with a rapid focusing system, it is not the older version with the f5.6 aperture. This lens comes with rapid focusing handle, shade and original Kilfitt case, also included is the Kilfitt shoulder stock. Considering its age, overall this lens is in excellent condition. The coated glass is clear and free of any haze and abrasions, just a couple of small coating spots on front elements, and some balsam lines at the very edge of element, only a 1/4" into the glass (please see pictures) both issues are very small and does not have any effect no the optical quality of the image. The lens is 6.25lbs., over all length of 18 3/4" with the lens shade, min. focusing distance of 15', pre-set aperture of f4-f45, clean aperture blads. A locking rotating tripod mount with 1/4" 20 and 3/8" threads. Left or right handed focusing via knobs or handle. Interchangable mounts, can be used on digital cameras with the appropriate adapters. I have two camera mounts for this lens, winner has the choice of Alpa or Exakta/Topcon, other mounts available on E bay. Please note the camera pictured are not included in he offering.
Sold for US$ 375,00
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Angenieux F.28 1:3,5 Type R11
Exa, Exakta, Topcon: P.Angenieux F.28 1:3,5 Type R11 Zustand ok mit etlichen noch normalen Gebrauchsspuren. Blende und Fokussierung ok, Glas aber mit Vergütungsfehlern und Kratzern, siehe Bild. Sehr seltenes Objektiv!
Sold for EUR 139,00

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Sunday, 18 February 2007
Biotar 75/1,5
Remarks:
- Serial Number: 6243392
- Aluminium barrel
- Pre-set-aperture
- Anomaly: missing depht of field index
Condition:
- barrel: showes slightly - normal signs of wear
- aperture: goes smoothly, blades dry, on one blad is a little bid oil
- distance-ring: goes smoothly
- Glass: clean, no scratches, no cleaning marks, a very little hardly remarcable haze on a inner lens-margin (a mechanical is able to
clear it), very few air bubbles (typical for this lens)
Not sold for EUR 250,00
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Exakta Real
Sammlerstück - es wurden nur 815 Kameras hiervon gebaut - diese Kamera hat die Nummer 901 - die Kamera lässt sich spannen und auslösen ( 2 Auslöser ) - alles dreht sich und bewegt sich - es ist ein A.Schacht Ulm Travenar 1 : 2,8 / 50 R Objektiv an der Kamera - Ihagee Berlin West - dazu habe ich ein Weitwinkel - Teleobjetiv 135 - Teleobjektiv 200 - Kamera Lichtschacht - leichte Gebrauchsspuren an den Stellen an dem die Kamera gehalten wird (siehe Foto ) - Ich habe keine Fotos mit dieser Kamera gemacht - technische Daten und die Geschichte der Kamera können im Internet abgefragt werden - auf Wunsch sende ich gerne eine www-Seite - Fragen, Angebote und Besichtigungen sind erwünscht - mehr Fotos auf Anfrage
The camera was for sale for EUR 1000,00 but the auction was closed by the seller because of a minimum price error
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Friday, 16 February 2007
Exakta VP A Version 1 (Rare)
Trés bel Exakta Vest Pocket 4x6.5cm model 1A dans un état proche du neuf, cet appareil ne possède pas de vitesses lentes, il me semble fonctionner à toutes les vitesses, seule note negative pour cet appareil, le mirroir est en mauvais état, à remplacer sans doute, je ne sais pas le faire, donc je n'y touche pas. (More info)
Sold for EUR 280,00
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Tuesday, 13 February 2007
Voigtlander 36-82mm f2.8 Zoomar lens
Voigtlander 36-82mm f2.8 Zoomar, Exakta mount + cap – no reserve
This landmark lens was designed by Frank G Back (1902-1983) and introduced in 1959. It was the first production zoom lens for a still camera. Dr Back’s company had previously produced zoom lenses for 16mm & 35mm movie cameras but this design was the first production zoom lens for a still camera. The optical quality of these lenses is surprisingly good, distortion at extreme focal lengths being the only notable criticism. “Looking back today, it's amazing how much he got right from the start. Dr. Back succeeded in obtaining a very useful wide to short tele zoom range, with a fast 2.8 aperture and a convenient single zoom control ring” kilfit.org website This particular Exakta mount example is unusual. On other examples I’ve seen (and others you’ll find illustrated on the Internet), a special cable release is required to operate the iris mechanism. On this version, the shutter release is linked to the iris with a mechanical linkage. This is a much neater design than the cable release one. I can find no reference to this version either in print or on the Internet but the quality of the linkage mechanism is such that I’m sure it’s factory produced. I can only assume that this design improvement is a later version. The Zoomar is not difficult to find in Bessamatic/Ultramatic fit but very rare with an Exakta mount. This particular version is even rarer and is the only example known to me.
Sold for GBP 254,00
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Ihagee Patent Klapp Reflex 9x12 c.m
Very Nice Ihagee Patent Klapp Reflex folding 9x12 c.m..The camera is working,curtain is in good condition,leather covering is excellent no missing pieces, bellows and other parts are in very good condition.I have not had tested the camera for accuracy,the focal plane shutter winds and fires ,mirror rises well. The black metal side panel has been resprayed .The lens is a kreuznach-xenar f 4.5 --15c.m. It is a great unusuel item.
Sold for US$ 323,98
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