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Primoplan 58/1.9 (Exakta)
@RARE@ Exakta mount. Made by Meyer Gorlitz, late 1930's. Brass barrel. 5 elements in 4 groups. No-coating. Clean glass without any scratchs or haze. All the parts are adjusted and in good working condition. Please check our test shots!
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94%
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Biotar 75/1.5 (Exakta)
Post-war model of Biotar 75mm f1.5. Made around 1953. 6 elements in 4 groups. Meter scale. Aluminum barrel. T coating. Some cleaning marks and raguh of coating on the front element, yet still makes nice image. Please check our test shots.
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93%
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Iscoliton 50mm f2 (Exakta)
Auto diaphragm lens for Exakta from Isoc in Gottingen, Germany. Double Gauss type. There is not many literature on this lens, yet it is probably a name changed lens of M42 mount Westagon. All the parts are adjusted in March 2016. Makes nice images!
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94%
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Biotar 75/1.5 (Exakta)
Post-war type. Made around 1949. 6 elements in 4 groups. Meter scale. Very rare brass barrel with chrome finish, not aluminium. Slight cleaning marks, yet still clean glass. Fully serviced in Feburary 2016. Please check our test shot.
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93%
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Biotar 75/1.5 (Exakta)
@RARE@ Pre-war model. Made aroung 1939. Non-coated. 6 elements in 4 groups. Meter scale. All the parts working smooth and the glass is clean without cleanin marks. Please check our test shots. Fully serviced in December 2015.
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94%
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UV-Objektiv 60/4 (Exakta)
@RARE@ Made in 1960 by Carl Zeiss Jena. It should be made for medical or science, yet there is not much reference materials and details are not certain. The both glass and barrel is very clean and makes plain and simple image.
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95%
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Bausch & Lomb Raytar 100/2.3 (Exakta)
Made by Bausch Lomb, well known as a contact lens maker. According to the lens barrel, it seems to be originally made for Exakta. Very rare item as it was not even on a book by Exakta collector. Makes high resolution image. Serviced in July 2015.
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92%
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Astro-Berlin Pan-Tachar 125/2.3 (Exakta)
@RARE@ Made by Astro-Belrin in Germany which is well know for movie lens. 4 elements in 4groups. Very clean glass. It is the one of the best lens from Astro. Sample images with Sony a7.
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92%
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Angenieux 135/2.5 (Exakta)
@RARE@ Type P2 late type. 4 elements in 5 groups. Made in 1956. Fits 59mm filter. It has quite clean glass as Angenieux. Makes sharp image. This f2.5 lens is very difficult to find in such good condition and we can recommend it with confidence!
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93%
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Xenon 50/2 (Exakta)
@VERY RARE@ For Kine Exakta. Made around 1939. Non-coated. It is compact yet the brass barrel has profound feeling. Very slight scuff on the rare element, yet still clean as pre-war Xenon.
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92%
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Biotar 58/2 (Exakta)
Exacta mount.
Different from after-war model, this lens is brass barrel type.
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93%
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Bausch & Lomb Raytar 100/2.3 (Exakta)
Made by Bausch Lomb, well known as a contact lens maker. According to the lens barrel, it seems to be originally made for Exakta. Very rare items as it was not even on a book by Exakta collector.
It is simply cool lens! Sample image with Sony a7.
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92%
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Astro-Berlin Pan-Tachar 125/2.3 (Exakta)
@RARE@ Made by Astro-Belrin in Germany which is well know for movie lens. 4 elements in 4groups. It is the one of the best lens from Astro. Only front element has light coating. Very clean glass as this lens. Sample image with Sony a7.
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92%
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Dallmeyer Kinematograph 3inch f1.9 (Exakta改)
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92%
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