For Sale SOLD And now for something totally different - huge 43mm filter collection!SOLD

[Huss]

Ok, this is something I just dug up from the deepest, darkest depths of my photographic soul. AKA my closet.
Apparently years back I bought a huge box of vintage filters. And then forgot about it.

So here's what I have:

1. Canon 43mm CCB4 1.5X. This is a pale blue-ish filter. Plastic case + box.
2. Walz 43mm #127 85C filter. This one will need to be cleaned as the foam packaging disintegrated around it. Plastic case.
3. Tiffen 43mm 652 80C blue filter in trippy matching blue metal ring. Plastic case + box which has been relabelled to match.
4. Nikon 43mm 82A blue filter. Says Nikon Inc USA on the filter ring. Plastic case + box
5. Walz 43mm #127 green filter. Plastic case but for some reason in a Tiffen Photar box but labelled correctly on the top.
6. Vivitar 43mm 80B blue filter. Plastic case + box. Needs cleaning from foam packaging.
7. Hoya 43mm K2 yellow filter. Plastic case + box.
8. Vivitar 43mm 81C filter. Plastic case + box.
9. Hoya 43mm 82A filter. Plastic case + box.
10. Vivitar 43mm Light Green. Plastic case + box. Needs cleaning from foam packaging.
11. Vivitar 43mm 82A filter. Plastic case + box.
12. EdnaLite USA PhotoFlood coated (!) 43mm 80B filter. Plastic case in a Vivitar 80C box...
13. Tiffen 43mm FLD made in USA filter. Purple color. Plastic case.
14. An orange filter (nothing rhymes with this filter) in the size of 52x .75. So I guess it is a 52mm filter. Plastic case.
15. Vivitar 43mm 80B blue fiter. Plastic case + box. Needs cleaning from foam packaging.
16. Vivitar 43mm 80A filter. Plastic case + box. Needs cleaning from foam packaging.
17. Vivitar 43mm 81A filter. Plastic case + box. Needs cleaning from foam packaging.
18. Vivitar 43mm 85A filter. Plastic case + box.
19. Vivitar 43mm 80B blue filter. Plastic case + box. Needs cleaning from foam packaging.
20. Vivitar 43mm 85B blue fitler. Plastic case + box. Needs cleaning from foam packaging.
21. Hoya 43mm 82A filter. Plastic case + box.
22. Quantary 55mm 85A filter. Plastic case.
23. Big chunky yellow filter with 52 x .75 . Plastic case.
24. Quantary 55mm 85A filter. Plastic case.
25. Hoya 43mm 85 filter. Plastic case + box.
26. Canon 43mm CCB12 3X. This is a blue-ish filter. Plastic case + box.
27. Vivitar 43mm 81B filter. Plastic case + box.
28. No name 58mm UV filter. Japan. plastic case + box.
29. Kalimar (!) 43mm X1 filter. Green. Plastic case.
30. Hoya 55mm CS filter. Plastic box.
31. GEMKO (!) 49mm 1A filter. Plastic case + box.
32. Vivitar 43mm 82A filter. Plastic case + box.
33. GEMKO (!) 49mm 1A filter. Plastic case + box.
34. Cokin square A 005 filter. Brown. Plastic case.
35. Cokin square A 1 filter. Yellow. Plastic case.
36. No name 58mm UV filter. Japan. Plastic case + box.
37. Vivitar 37mm circular polarizer. Plastic case + box.
38. Kenko 48mm circular polarizer. Plastic case + box.
39. Vivitar Series 1 58mm UV filter. Pouch.
40. Vivitar Series 1 58mm ND8 filter. Pouch.
41. Vivitar Series 1 58mm CPL filter. Pouch.

1. Vivitar tele converter 2x-5 with leather case.

1. 2 Cokin filter holders - one small, one large.

1. 5 maybe Cokin filter thread adapters to mount filter holders. Varying sizes.

1. 2 rubber lens hoods (good shape no tears) 48mm and 43.5 mm

Phew! Ok, all these filters are either made in Japan, USA or France. The vast majority are made with solid (heavy feeling - brass?) metal rings. These are old school built filters. From the time when people cared about stuff like that.

How much? Well it's all gonna fit in one box USPS medium flat rate shipping @ $15.50.

So $15.50 + best offer. I will throw in some surprise gifts of dubious value...

PEACE!

 

[Cholentpot]

I just need a yellow and red filter for my Pen F.

 

[Huss]

I just need a yellow and red filter for my Pen F.

NO! You need 41 filters of assorted types.

 

[Cholentpot]

NO! You need 41 filters of assorted types.

I need to not get a box of stuff that'll go into another box of stuff that's already sitting on a box of stuff...

 

[Huss]

I need to not get a box of stuff that'll go into another box of stuff that's already sitting on a box of stuff...

Empty box into bag.

Problem solved.

 

[Down Under]

This will become like asking for split bills at any Australian cafe or restaurant.

A bloody awful custom. Not getting split bills, that is...

 

[Cholentpot]

Empty box into bag.

Problem solved.

All my Crown Royal bags are currently full of filters, film and caps.

 

[madNbad]

This is what happens when you buy the have to have Zeiss lens. Love the 35 2.8 Biogon in M mount but got tired of buying filters just for it. GLWS

 

[AnselMortensen]

Ya know, I was thinking to myself, saying " Self, (which is a weird thing to call myself, because it is not my name), what you really need is a collection of odd- sized filters that don't fit any of the cameras that you own, or may own in the conceivable future."
Would you accept an offer of $16.50, which is the princely sum of $1 over the shipping cost?
If so, I'm your huckleberry.
If not, I will go away, muttering like a man who stubs his toe in the dark and curses the darkness.

 

[CMoore]

What format, generally speaking , used a 43mm.?

 

[Huss]

Ya know, I was thinking to myself, saying " Self, (which is a weird thing to call myself, because it is not my name), what you really need is a collection of odd- sized filters that don't fit any of the cameras that you own, or may own in the conceivable future."
Would you accept an offer of $16.50, which is the princely sum of $1 over the shipping cost?
If so, I'm your huckleberry.
If not, I will go away, muttering like a man who stubs his toe in the dark and curses the darkness.

Just so I gots me maf straight. You think those filters are worth 2.4 cents each? Are you the guy wanting to buy a Leica M3 for $10?

 

[Huss]

What format, generally speaking , used a 43mm.?

The Zeiss Planar ZM 50mm f2 uses a 43mm filter.
Awesome lens. Weird filter size unless you know a friend...