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No 64527 4 M Focus Patent London.

Vintage brass Lens J.H Dallmeyer 12 x 10 London Rapid Rectilinear Comes with mounting flange. Good overall condition for age. There are a small scratches to the glass visible well held up to the light as would be expected from years of use. Still a very usable lens. Slight dent to brass at front. Focusing rack works well.

The Iris is adjustable via the front plastic ring and again appears to move smoothly and the iris does open / close.

Dallmeyer Super-six 2 Inch F1.9. In need of some attention small scratch on the corner about 3mm some color reflection that is inside the lens a part from that perfect condition aperture very smooth lovely early lens Please look at last 4 photos thank you

Modern users tend to emphasize the design's defects, especially by shooting close up and with lenses of too little coverage, creating images that are unique and display ample amounts of Bokeh. There is a certain mystery to how any older lens will shoot and it appears the Petzval design is currently being explored by many.

Serial number 464846. In very good condition; one or two specks of dust visible.

No fungus or haze, light coating wear, blades fine. Mount width aprox 44mm. With flange. Any problems will always be dealt with promptly.

This lens is highly specialised, applied photography and It is tuned to the 8-14 micron wavelength range used for thermal imaging of bodies too cool to emit near infra red. So you cannot see through this lens.

Dallmeyer Projection F=50 Mm Lens. Condition is Used. Untested Dispatched with Royal Mail 2nd Class.

Supplied on a lens board.

Aperture/diaphram works well.

Good Dallcoating.

The small double lens at one end unscrews. Pullin: Projection Pulkino, f/1.4 F=2"(50mm) number 48269. This lens has a small lens at one end and a large lens at the other end. Both lenses can unscrew.

Dalmac Series XX11 Dalmac f3.5 It was made as Serial No. 639261. and allowed the use of a moderate amount of rising front. The layout was Q15, or Da022. It is not common, and most users seem to have bought Serrac of these three types.

Dalmac Series XX11 Dalmac f3.5 It was made as Serial No. 699433. and allowed the use of a moderate amount of rising front. The layout was Q15, or Da022. It is not common, and most users seem to have bought Serrac of these three types.

Dallmeyer Ledger indicates, as far as I can discern, sale on April 19 1869. The lens comes with mounting flange and original Dallmeyer boxed Stops. All are in good condition considering age and use.

These were first seen in the 1910-1914 period. Although the paintwork is worn, there are no dents or signs of impacts. Mounting thread is 2.25” 24tpi, and a locking nut is included. Apertures run smoothly, f/6 - f/32.

It is possibly a cine projector lens. There is also a bent and broken bolt or screw protruding from the lens barrell.

Made in England by D Shackman & Sons Chesham. Inside on back of lense iris is f3.5 - f16. Size is One Hundred Polaroid Film.

Two Dallmeyer lens 1inch f2.9 triple Anastigmat and 2 inch F4.5 popular enlarging anastigimat. Dispatched with Royal Mail 2nd Class Letter. The 2 inch I have been using on extension tube and shooting portraits. Class is clean. The 1 inch is a c mount but is offered for repair due to aperture blades see photos the blades move and the lens could be used wide open but on closing down out of alignment

The diaphragm adjuster is marked from f4 to f32. Because I can’t read the engraving which might reveal the model of the lens, this can only be a guess. On the assumption that it is a 2B lens, then it should cover 4x5.

Flange mount thread approx 46mm. Optical: Good. No fungus. Graded: Excellent Minus. Our gradings indicate when lens imperfections could affect the image quality. Like New: As new with box and paperwork.