1.) Wollensak 209mm f4.5-f32 Raptar Copy lens. Heavy coating, 20 blade diaphragm (indicates a quality lens). Comes with a mount that would serve as a retaining ring or could be adapted as the male part of a focusing mount. The thread on the lens, I understand, is a standard 67mm and allows hacking (see quotes below).
"I found an old T-Mount Vivitar 200mm f3.5 lens, which is a good fit for the focal length of the Wollensak enlarging (sic) lens...I removed all the glass elements from the Vivitar lens, and, I thanked heaven, twice, that the enlarging (sic) lens has a standard 67mm thread, and the Vivitar also has a 67mm filter thread. A match made in heaven! ...When I first looked at the pictures, my jaws dropped. The details this lens can resolve is simply astonishing..."
Exc+, $75 plus shipping.
2.) Rodenstock Apo Gerogon 210mm f9-f64 Apo Copy lens. Also Exc+ $75 plus shipping.
Both lenses cover at least 4x5 and probably 5x7. Photos on request.
"I found an old T-Mount Vivitar 200mm f3.5 lens, which is a good fit for the focal length of the Wollensak enlarging (sic) lens...I removed all the glass elements from the Vivitar lens, and, I thanked heaven, twice, that the enlarging (sic) lens has a standard 67mm thread, and the Vivitar also has a 67mm filter thread. A match made in heaven! ...When I first looked at the pictures, my jaws dropped. The details this lens can resolve is simply astonishing..."
Exc+, $75 plus shipping.
2.) Rodenstock Apo Gerogon 210mm f9-f64 Apo Copy lens. Also Exc+ $75 plus shipping.
Both lenses cover at least 4x5 and probably 5x7. Photos on request.
