pre-AI Lenses
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Makinon pre-AI f2.8 135mm Lens for Nikon – Slow Blades. Graded: AS-IS [#6613]
A fast and long pre-AI lens.
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Nikon f1.4 5.8cm 58mm lens. Pat Pend. NAI pre-AI. Graded: EXC [#9389]
Marked ‘Pat Pend’. It has 6 aperture blades. It does NOT have a lip on the filter ring.
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Nikon f1.4 5.8cm lens. Very RARE. Pristine. PAT PEND. Graded: LN- [#9386]
This is a very rare lens. Full details of the lens: http://www.photosynthesis.co.nz/nikon/f5814.html
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Nikon 10.5cm f2.5 Lens. Meters. VERY EARLY. Immaculate. Graded: LN- [#9384]
A very early lens. Serial number 146923, placing it in the first type of this legendary lens.
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Nikon 10.5cm f2.5 Lens. Feet only. VERY EARLY. Immaculate. Graded: LN- [#9387]
A very early lens. Serial number 142904, placing it in the first type of this legendary lens.
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Nikon Nikkor-C pre-AI NAI 43mm-86mm Zoom Lens. Graded: EXC [#8342]
Made between 1962 and 1973, this is the first version of the slide zoom lens.
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Nikon f2.8 24mm pre-AI NAI CRC lens. Immaculate. Graded: LN- [#8044]
This is the first Nikon to have ‘floating elements’ designed for close range correction. Focuses down to 30cm.
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Nikon EARLY pre-AI 50mm f1.4. Nippon Kogaku Auto. Graded: LN- [#8043]
This lens was first made in 1962, replacing the previous 5.8cm f1.4 lens. One of the earliest variants, with a narrow scalloped aperture ring and amber lens coating. It is marked ‘Nippon Kogako’, rather than ‘Nikon’. Full details: https://www.destoutz.ch/lens_50mm_f1.4_348204.html
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Nikon f1.2 55mm pre-AI Nippon Kogaku Lens. Pristine. Graded: LN- [#8042]
A very fast standard lens. This is the earlier version of the lens, which is not SC coated.
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Nikon ‘Nippon Kogaku’ pre-AI NAI 43mm-86mm Zoom Lens. Graded: BGN [#7743]
Made between 1962 and 1973, this is the first version of the slide zoom lens.
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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 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.