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Dallmeyer Stigmatic lens No. 2 Series 11

circa 1908

Voigtlander Anastigmat 'Skopar' Lens

1927-1937

Dallmeyer Stigmatic Lens No. 2 Series 11

circa 1908

Cine Kodak anastigmatic lens, made by Kodak Limited. F:20mm, f/3.5 for BB junior Cine Kodak in flange.

Cine Kodak anastigmatic lens

1930

Anastigmatic lens, F:5, f.4-11 ex-War Department, enlarging lens. Ref No 14A/843.Serial No VV 180464, in flange.

Anastigmat lens

No. 3 Series II anastigmatic patent lens F.5.4 6.5inch f.l. in a heliocal focusing mount and ring type iris diaphragm. Double Anastigmat with a field of approximately 85 degrees at the maximum aperture of F.5.4. Either front or back lens can be used on its own as a single landscape lens. Using the front combination the focal length is 1.5 x that of the entire lens while the rear combination gives a single lens with a focal length double of that of the whole lens. First introduced in 1897. Dallmeyer

No. 3 Series II anastigmatic patent lens

Aldis anastigmat lens. F7", f6.3 anastigmat lens iris diaphragm f6.3-64. In flange on wooden panel. No.2A. No.7738

Aldis Anastigmat lens

Cooke wide-angle anastigmatic lens. F. 4 1/2", 108mm; series VIIB f.6.5-45 (f.11 largest useable aperture) With two lens caps, in leather case. Fits Thornton-Pickard Time and Instantaneous Camera (1990-5036/173).

Cooke Wide-angle Anastigmatic Lens

Anastigmat Apotar lens F.4.5 105mm f.l with front cell focusing, mounted into a Prontor II pre-set shutter, speeds 1 -sec - 1/100sec B. & T. with a self timing device. Agfa, c.1936

Anastigmat Apotar lens F.4.5

1931-1941