Plasmat repro lens made by Staeble (Ultragon) for Repromaster system. Optimised for 2:1-1:2. AKA Eskofot, Helioprint

Plasmat repro lens.

Unbranded plastic-barrel lens made in Hong Kong for the Irish-made Boots 2400S and 2400RF 35mm slide projectors. AKA Hanimar 85mm [V2].

Multicoated lens for Zeiss Ikon Ikolux / Perkeo slide projectors. Likely AKA Kett Super Talon 60/2.8. Product image by Kamerastore.

Slide projector lens marked 'ZEISS IKON SUPER TALON MC'. Multicoated. Likely AKA Zett Super Talon 90/2.5. Optional on Zeiss Perkeo range.

Slide projector lens marked 'ZEISS IKON TALON'. Optional for Perkeo projectors. [V1] is single-coated in plastic barrel. Probably AKA Zett Talon 85/2.8.

Slide projector lens marked 'ZEISS IKON TALON . . . MC'. Optional for Perkeo projectors. [V2] is multi-coated in metal barrel. Also known in Zeiss catalogue as 'Talon Speziale'.

Projector lens. Brass body

Early Munich-manufactured enlarger/macro lens. Silver body. Black nose. Tends to rust.

Updated Ülm-manufactured enlarger/macro lens. Silver body. Black nose. Tends to rust.

Enlarger lens. f16 version. Possibly made in Munich 1948-1954.

Enlarger lens. Silver body. Black nose. Late period Ulm-produced (1954-1967) f22 version.

Enlarger lens. Silver body. Black nose. Ulm produced (1954-1967).

Enlarger lens.

Slide projector lens. Black plastic body with zebra nose. Likely co-production with Staeble/Wilhelm Will. Images by Forest Sprite.

Slide projector lens. Silver metal body with zebra nose. Likely co-production with Staeble/Wilhelm Will.

Slide projector lens. All-black barrel. Likely co-production with Staeble/Wilhelm Will.

Zebra bellows lens.

Enlarger lens. Silver body. Black nose. Red diamond instead of R marking. Early Munich-produced version.

Enlarger lens. Silver body. Black nose. Red diamond instead of R marking. Late Ulm-produced f22 version (low serials).

Enlarger lens. Silver body. Black nose. Tends to rust.

Slide projector lens. Black body. Zebra nose.

Enlarger lens. Silver body. Black nose. Sometimes seen fitted to M42 extension tube. Ulm-made models from 1954-1967.

Japanese-made enlarger lens sometimes marked Aetna Optix. AKA Perfex, Prinz, Soligor, Ampex, etc. 30mm image circle.

Japanese-made enlarger lens sometimes marked Aetna Optix. Black body with red-dot aperture mark; silver nose and mount. AKA Perfex, Prinz, Soligor, Ampex, etc.

Japanese-made enlarger lens sometimes marked Aetna Optix. AKA Perfex, Prinz, Soligor, Ampex, etc.

Agfa 'M-Series' lens of unknown application, likely intended for operation under red light (hence the ',672' [nm] designation). Fascia marked 'n.M.2510F' which may be serial or model designation.

Solagon-like industrial/enlarger lens fitted to UniRax II enlarger. Packaging marked 'For Personal Use'. Probably optimised for UV.

Fixed aperture varifocal lens fitted to MSC Series minilabs, optimised for 1.7-2.4x magnification.

Fixed aperture varifocal lens fitted to MSC Series minilabs, optimised for 2.3-3.1x magnification.

Fixed aperture varifocal lens fitted to MSC MiniLabs and optimised for 1.7-2.4x magnification.

Variable aperture printer controller lens for Agfa d-3 minilabs. Without close-up lens has 55mm front thread and weighs 427g. Focal length and aperture measured (unmarked).

Slide projector zoom lens. AKA Reflecta Agomar.

Slide projector lens. Silver body AKA Reflecta Agomar, Braun Ultralit. Multicoated. Awarded 3/5 for image quality by Chasseur d'Images magazine.

Slide projector lens AKA Wetzlar, and Reflecta Agomar Multicoated.

Six-element lens for Agfacolor 250 Series. Black plastic barrel. [Cat 4874/100].

Slide projector lens. Black body

Single coated 35mm slide projector lens fitted to Agfacolor 250 Series (including AV, AVD, S and D models). Metal body. Black plastic nose. Made in Germany. [Cat 4875/100].

Heliar lens made by/with Steinheil. Fitted to Agfa Varioscop enlargers. Silver body, black nose. Optically identical to Agfa Magnolar [V2].

Heliar lens made by/with Steinheil. Fitted to Agfa Varioscop enlargers. Silver body, black nose. All upper-case lettering indicates five-element version identical to Agfa Magnolar [V2].

Fitted to Agfa Varioscop enlarger.

Upgraded version of the Steinheil-made Color-Magnolar fitted to Agfa Varioscop enlargers. Heliar construction, improved coatings.

Upgraded version of the Steinheil-made Color-Magnolar fitted to Agfa Varioscop enlargers. Heliar construction, improved coatings.

Premier six-element 'C-Series' lens fitted to various industrial Agfa imaging devices, including enlargers. Probably rare earth glass. Perhaps made by/with Steinheil.

Six-element premier 'E-Series' lens fitted to the Agfa Recording Camera and other industrial imaging systems. Standard lens (labeled 'Solagon DII' only) for Varioscop 35/44 enlarger in 1962. Rare-earth glass.

Six element premium 'B-Series' fitted to various industrial imaging devices, including enlargers. No aperture markings. Fine-pitch (0.5mm) thread. Probably rare-earth glass made by/with Steinheil.

Premum lens fitted to industrial imagers, including enlargers. Aperture markings on reverse. Probably rare-earth glass. Early serials have black nose; later models all-silver.

Rare six-element enlarger lens from Agfa's premier Color-Solagon line. Silver metal body, black fascia ring.