For sale is a rather unusual Nikkor-Q 105mm / 135mm / 150mm lens set. This was made for the Marshall Press 6x9 camera - the precursor to the Mamiya Press. The basic lens is a coated Nikkor-Q 105mm f/3.5 lens in a Seiko shutter, but with an external sync socket like on Horseman cameras. I believe it has the same optical formula as the more common Nikkor-Q lens in Copal shutter. The lens has been transplated on to a flat board measuring 62x70mm, so you can just bolt it on to any other lens board.
The 135mm f/4.7 and 150mm f/5.6 lenses are the add-on type that screw on top of the 105mm lens. There's a locator pin to help align them, so that the aperture scale is properly displayed.
The glass on all three lenses is in excellent condition, and the shutter works properly. There are no caps, but they will be well-protected during shipping.
including worldwide EMS shipping. Payment is in Japanese Yen, payable via Paypal invoice or bank transfer through TransferWise.
If you are buying from me for the first time, please give me your full name, Paypal email, verified street address and phone number and I will send you an invoice. If you would like to use TransferWise, please give me this information, and I will send you an invoice and instructions for making the transfer.
Thanks for looking,
Kumar
The 135mm f/4.7 and 150mm f/5.6 lenses are the add-on type that screw on top of the 105mm lens. There's a locator pin to help align them, so that the aperture scale is properly displayed.
The glass on all three lenses is in excellent condition, and the shutter works properly. There are no caps, but they will be well-protected during shipping.
including worldwide EMS shipping. Payment is in Japanese Yen, payable via Paypal invoice or bank transfer through TransferWise.
If you are buying from me for the first time, please give me your full name, Paypal email, verified street address and phone number and I will send you an invoice. If you would like to use TransferWise, please give me this information, and I will send you an invoice and instructions for making the transfer.
Thanks for looking,
Kumar
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