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156404 Meyer G%u00f6rlitz f. Contax %u20ac3.000Primoplan 1.9/5 cmno. 691002, 1934, condition A/B %u20ac 6.000 %u2013 7.000Recently discovered, one of probably no more than three (prototype?) fast standard Meyer lenses in original Contax mount, we have encountered lens serial number no. 691000 in 2022, the proposed lot is in almost mint condition with very good optics.405 Meyer G%u00f6rlitz f. C-Mount Kino %u20ac12.000Plasmat 1.5/5 cmno. 501920, 1930s, condition B/A %u20ac 24.000 %u2013 28.000Sought-after Kino Plasmat cine lens in C-Mount, in very good condition, good optics, together with matching hood and rear cap.406 Meyer G%u00f6rlitz f. Primarflex %u20ac2.000Makro Plasmat 2.7/10.5 cmno. 783889, c.1931, condition B/A %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 5.000Rare and sought-after Makro-Plasmat, for Primarflex, heavy brassmount, in very good condition, good uncoated optics, clean aperture blades.407 Olympus OM Zuiko Auto-W %u20ac1.0002/21 mmno.101629, 1970s, condition A/B %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Rare and highly sought-after ultra-wide-angle lens for the Olympus OM system, no.101629, featuring an 11-element, 9-group optical construction, 92%u00b0 angle of view and close focusing down to 0.2 m, with an exceptionally fast maximum aperture of f/2, in very good condition, good optics, with original front and rear caps and keeper.408 Rodenstock-Rectaflex-Heligon %u20ac900*1.9/50 mmno. 2314806, 1951, condition B/A %u20ac 1.800 %u2013 2.000Very rare lens in original Rectaflex mount, only 1 batch of 100 lensesproduced, in very good condition, with front cap.409 Rodenstock Pentogonal No.2 %u20ac1.400*12.5 cmno. 9984, c.1906, condition A/B %u20ac 2.600 %u2013 3.000Extremely rare wide angle made around 1906, in almost mint condition, this was the answer from Rodenstock to the famous Goerz Hypergon, covering 8 %u00d7 10\ 1:72, very good optics later coated.410 Schneider f. Exakta Xenar %u20ac400*3.5/105 mm pre-seriesno. 2480557, 1951, condition A/B %u20ac 800 %u2013 900Interesting rare tele lens in original Exakta mount, very early lens from the first official batch starting with no.%u20092480557, probably apre-series, note the unusual heavy full chrome finish and particularlylarge focusing scale engravings, in almost mint condition, clean optics, with front and rear caps.411 Som Berthiot Cinor 0.95/50 mm %u20ac1.800no.1023903, 1960s, condition B/A %u20ac 3.600 %u2013 4.000Extremely rare ultra-fast cine lens covering full frame, exists in different version, here in chrome finish engraved with %u2018Cinor%u2019 heavynon-focusing barrels, in very good condition, with very good optics, light yellow shade typical of high-grade glass showing a certain level of radioactivity, working iris diaphragm from open to fully closed.412 Taika Harigon 1.2/58 mm f. %u20ac2.000*Exaktano.111229, 1960s, condition B/A %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 5.000Extremely rare and exceptionally fast Taika Harigon 1.2/58 mm, introduced around 1960 and produced by Taisei Kogaku, the company later known as Tamron. With its impressive 8-element optical construction and unusual Exakta outer-bayonet mount, the Harigon was the fastest lens offered for the Exakta system andremains one of the most desirable Japanese high-speed SLR lenses of its period.413 Voigtl%u00e4nder Petzval Lens %u20ac900no. 6756, 1857, condition A/B %u20ac 1.800 %u2013 2.000Very rare sought-after Petzval lens made by Voigtl%u00e4nder, c. 13.45 cm f:3.66, total length including hood 20.5 cm, no Waterhouse slot, in almost mint condition, very good optics, with original hood and front lens cap, with adapted Sinar camera mount.414 Voigtl%u00e4nder f. Contax Nokton %u20ac1.0001.5/50 mmno. 3275823, 1951, condition A/B %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400A rare and highly sought-after Voigtl%u00e4nder Nokton in the original Contax mount, produced in a small batch of only 300 lenses in 1951. In near-mint condition, optics with only minimal cleaning marks.