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Telephoto lens, negative lens in rack and pinion mount. Calibrated 7 3/4, 12, 16 1/4, 20 1/2, 24 3/4, 29. (M490)

Telephoto lens

Culminar telephoto lens f4.5 135 mm f.l designed to couple Leica models with screw fitting lenses. The lens can be detached from the lens barrel enabling it to be used with focusing bellows. With leather case. Steinheil, c. 1950.

Steinheil Culminar Telephoto Lens

circa 1950

ADON telephoto lens F.6. With two achromatic combinations, the front being a positive lens of a focal length of 4 1/2 inches and the back is a negative lens of focal length 2 inches. Made of aluminium. Dallmeyer, c.1899.

ADON telephoto lens F.6. with two achromatic combinations

circa 1899

'Dallon' telephoto' lens F..6, 10 inch f.l in a helical focusing mount with a ring type iris diaphragm. Dallmeyer, c.1924.

'Dallon' telephoto' lens F..6

circa 1924

DALLON telephoto lens F.5.6 12" focal length in a rigid mount with a ring type iris diaphragm, c.1920

DALLON telephoto lens

circa 1920

F:24mm; for Brownie Movie cameras f/1.9.

Kodak Telephoto Convertor

Telephoto lens No.4 Beck (Simple).

Telephoto Lens No.4 Beck (Simple)

90mm f/4 lens for Signet camera; EV scale; helical focusing. In leather pouch.

Signet Telephoto lens

Kodak projection telephoto lens. 20-32mm telephoto lens for Super 8 projector M.70 and M.80, f. 1.5. No.11077

Kodak projection telephoto lens. 20-32mm telephoto lens for Super 8 projector M.70 and M.80

1966

No 3 telephoto lens F:16 inches f/7.7-64. No 217032. Patent No 15732/05. Busch/

Busch Bis-Telar Series II telephoto lens

Half-section of Cooke telephoto lens.

Half-Section of Cooke Telephoto Lens

Adon telephoto lens by Dallmeyer, in leather case

Adon Telephoto Lens with Case

"Dodo" telephoto lens.

"Dodo" Telephoto Lens

Telephoto lens with two achromatic combination, the front lens being a positive lens with a focal length of 4 1/2 inches and a back negative lens with a focal length of 2 1/4 inch; mounted in a setting which permits a great variation in seperation. When used on the front of the lens, objects at different distances may readily be focused without altering the camera extension. When used alone, the ADON forms a complete telephoto lens, equal in magnification power to the ordinary combination of a rectilinear or anastigmat lens with a moderate power negative attachment. The equivalent focal length of the combination being twice the camera extension in use plus 4 1/2 inches, the ADON used with a 16 inch camera extension gives image the same size as that rendered by positive lens of 36 1/2 inches. Covers plate of any size up to 15 x 12 inches. J.H. Dallmeyer London, c.1905

ADON telephoto lens

circa 1905

Teleros telephoto lens F.5.5 12 inch f.l in a rigid mount with a ring type iris diaphragm. Ross c.1930.

Teleros telephoto lens

circa 1930

Dallmeyer 'Dallon' telephoto lens F.5.6 10 inch f.l in a rigid mount with a ring typr iris diaphragm. Dallmeyer, c.1924

Dallmeyer 'Dallon' telephoto lens F.5.6 10 inch f.l in a rigid mount with a ring typr iris diaphragm

circa 1912

No. 5 S.P. Beck-Steinheil Telephoto lens. Rapid Symmetical F.8 designed to cover 8 x 5 inch negatives. Ross, c.1895.

No. 5 S.P. Beck-Steinheil Telephoto lens

circa 1895

Goerz telephoto attachment change of focal length is operated by rack and pinion. Lens is a negative type. Scale visible in the window at the side of the lens barrel shows the degree of enlargement. C.P. Goerz, c.1910

Goerz telephoto attachment change of focal length is operated by rack and pinion

circa 1910

MEGOR telephoto lens F.5.5 150 mm f.l. in a rigid mount. Designed for use in 35mm SLR camera. Ring type iris diaphragm. Meyer, c.1950

MEGOR telephoto lens

circa 1950

Model Va. telephoto lens 75mm f.l. With rack and pinion adjustment. Lens is a negative type. Degree of magnification depends on camera extension. Goerz, c.1910.

Model Va. telephoto lens 75mm f.l.

circa 1910

Telephoto lens f3.5 with a focal length of 4 inches built into a helical focusing mount with a ring type iris diaphragm. Designed for use in a 16 mm cine camera. Dallmeyer, London, c. 1936.

Dallmeyer Telephoto Lens

circa 1936

Ektar telephoto lens, made by Eastman Kodak lens. Ektar, F:90mm, f/3.5-22 coated lens. Helical screw focusing infinity to 3.5 feet. Depth of field indicator in screw mount for Ektra camera Ey213, in engraved aluminium case. See 690.

Ektar Telephoto Lens

1940

Telephoto zoom lens and associated accessories for television camera, various makers, 1950-1970

Telephoto zoom lens and associated accessories for television camera

1950-1970

telephoto lens made by Sun, Japan. Possibly for Brownie Movie camera. X2; f/1.9 No 358235. In leather case. Includes two plastic lens caps.

Sun Auxiliary telephoto lens

Telephoto lens F:11 inches f/5.4-32. No 93397. Ross.

Ross Telecentric lens

Varotal V9-2 zoom lens

Varotal V9-2 zoom lens