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Pullin Projection Pulnar 100/2.8 [V1]
English four-element film strip/slide projector lens designed by Horace W. Lee, similar to Kershaw 250 102/2.8 but with integral focusing and refined design. [V1] has silver/black body, 4xxxx serials and is marked ‘* PULLIN HIGH WYCOMBE *’. Lens diagram by BosunHiggs >.
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Seen in two versions with presumably identical construction, the Pullin Optical Companys’ Pulnar 100mm dates from at least 1945 to at least 1961, and was also packaged in a shutter for large format lenses. Versions produced for the British Air Ministry are also seen marked ‘AM 14C/xxxx’ – serials observed from 14C/4624 to 5682. It is similar in concept, but slightly superior to, the Kershaw 250 Series – both designed by Horace W. Lee. DPReview forum member BosunHiggs has an excellent write up of both Pulnar lenses. See here for his comments on the 100mm f2.8: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4725327