Lenses
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Nikon AF ED 80-200mm f2.8 Zoom Lens. Graded: EXC+ [#9221]
Early version of the Nikon 80-200 zoom lens. Takes 77mm filters and a HN-28 lens shade.
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Nikon AF f1.8 50mm Lens. Graded: LN- [#9148]
This lens has six elements in five groups. This lens is the first variant, with the aperture scale visible through a small window.
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Nikon f4 20cm 200mm pre-AI Lens. Nikkor-Q. Graded: LN- [#9149]
Introduced in 1961, this lens takes 52mm filters and has a built in lens hood.
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Nikon 50mm f1.8 AI Lens. Pristine. Graded: LN- [#9005]
Focuses down to 45cm with f22 maximum aperture.
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Nikon pre-AI NAI 43mm-86mm Zoom Lens. Graded: LN- [#8606]
Made between 1962 and 1973, this is the first version of the slide zoom lens.
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Nikon 1000mm f11 Mirror Lens. Graded: EXC+ [#8484]
First made in 1966, this is a slower and smaller then the f6.3 lens it replaced. Minimum focusing of 8m (eight meters).
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Nikon Pre-AI NAI 50mm f2 Lens. Graded: EXC+ [#8463]
This lens has improved lens coatings indicated by its ‘H.C Auto’ designation.
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Nikon AF 35-80 f4-5.6 Zoom Lens. Graded: EXC+ [#8450]
A light weight zoom lens. Will work with all modern DSLRs.
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Nikon Boxed AI 50mm f2 lens. 6th Variant. Graded: EXC+ [#8445]
It is an AI lens, so will fit to the majority of Nikon cameras.
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Nikon 50mm f1.8 AIS Lens. Pristine. Graded: LN- [#8404]
This is the fourth version of this lens. It lacks the ‘rabbit ears’ metering connection and focuses down to 2ft.
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Nikon AI 105mm f4 Micro-Nikkor Lens. Graded: LN- [#8402]
A great lens by Nikon, particularly good for nature photographers. Without an extension tube, the focusing ranges from infinity to 47cm and has a 1:2 reproduction ratio.
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Nikon 85mm f2 AI Lens. Stiff focusing. Graded: LN- [#8401]
The handy and compact successor to the 85mm f1.8 lens. The size reduction was enabled by a very slight reduction in its maximum aperture from f1.8 to f2.