pre-AI Lenses
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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.
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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 ‘Nippon Kogaku’ 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 EARLY NAI pre-AI f2.8 135mm manual focus lens. Graded: EXC+ [#8280]
First made in 1965, this is a slightly longer telephoto lens. It has a fast f2.8 maximum aperture and a built in lens hood.
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Nikon 500mm f5 Mirror Lens. Boxed and pristine. Graded: LN [#8066]
An unusually fast mirror lens. Minimum focusing of 15m (fifteen meters).
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Nikon pre-AI 135mm f2.8 Lens. later version. Condition – 3E [8070]
Later version of the 135mm f2.8 lens. This variant has a later five row rubber covered focusing ring. Full details: http://www.destoutz.ch/lens_135mm_f2.8_440890.html
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Nikon f3.5 135mm pre-AI Manual Focus Lens. Condition – 3E [8062]
The first longer telephoto lens made by Nikon for the Nikon F. Introduced in February 1959.
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Nikon 8.5-25cm Zoom f4-4.5 Lens. One ring. Condition – 3E [8060]
The worlds first zoom lens with an adjustible aperture. Prior to the lens, the entire focal length rage would have been rated at f4.5.
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Nikon 300mm f4.5 pre-AI Nikor H Auto Lens. Graded: LN- [#8059]
The earliest version of the f4.5 300mm lens. Has a retractable lens hood and built in tripod mount.
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Nikon EARLY NAI pre-AI f2.8 135mm manual focus lens. Graded: LN- [#8058]
First made in 1965, this is a slightly longer telephoto lens. It has a fast f2.8 maximum aperture and a built in lens hood.