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Carl Zeiss Jena Camera Lens Tessar 2.8/80 -- which mount?


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It's an early post-WWII lens. It can be eithe Exakta, M42 or Practina mount. The lens barrel is too long for a medium format (P6 and derivatives) mount.

 

Unfortunately, can't determine the mount from the picture. It could be speculated on appearance of the rear lens cap, but I'd prefer to contact the seller.

 

Best regards,

 

Miha

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The P6, Exakta 66 and Hasselblad 1000 Tessar 2.8/80 were much shallower. Looks like the lens for the Exakta 35mm see this listing: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7524540832&category=67374

but probably there were M42 and other versions as well.

 

BTW CJZ did in fact make post-war lenses for the Contax RF - indeed in the early post-war period they supplied West German Zeiss with some lenses until the West got their production problems sorted out.

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That's correct. Zeiss-Oberkochen started very early manufacturing lenses for Contax RF, but some of their catalogues in the 50s still listed Contax RF lenses made by CZJ - sometimes without mentioning their origin.

 

Lenses for Contax RF were still made by CZJ when the production of the camera body was completely transferred to the former USSR and continued in Kiev.

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