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Hi All, I've recently aquired a Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 520/2 for my modest collection of vintage cameras, and have discovered from the usual search engines this model was in production from the late 1920's

Hello Franco, Glad to be of help ! Usually you will find the Zeiss Ikon model number somewhere imprinted on the leatherette on the back. In the case of your camera probably number 531/2. Enjoy your

Can you post some photos of your camera? That would help in identifying it. The Super Ikontas had coupled rangefinders, whereas the Ikontas had viewfinders only. If your camera has the popup

Hi Hans Thanks a lot for your link. It seems a super ikonta 6x9 prewar with Novar 3.5/10.5 cm lens in a Compur http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Compur shutter. I think I'll enjoy with this camera. Thanks a

Hi FB(?) Have a look at this page on the Camera-wiki were all Ikonta's and super Ikonta's are shown : http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Ikonta Greetings, Hans Kerensky Op 13 sep. 2015 22:17 schreef "franco

Hi all.Have you some tips to understand the difference from zeiss ikon and zeiss super ikonta?I found one camera 6x9 with NOVAR-ANASTIGMAT 3.5/105mm The serial number F96911.How I can undesrtand the

Zeiss Ikon Collectors Group (ZICG). List Information, version 2.3.7 Kia ora ZICG members, This message will be posted every month to keep you informed about the Zeiss Ikon Collectors Group (ZICG). It

I suspect that it should read 'Made for China', there is an article in the current issue of Zeiss Historica which clears up most of the mystery of the Zeiss Ikon cameras (and accessories) marked 'Made

I would like some information on this , since Zeiss never made? that camera in China. Picture detail would help. Thanks

Simon, Thanks very much for the reply! On a different note, I just received an e-mail from a fellow who owns a Super Nettel with the "Made in China" markings. Would you be interested in knowing more

The Contaflex was introduced in 1935 and I estimate that the earliest production examples had body serial numbers (the ‘Fabrikationsnummer’) in the range Y.84001 to Y.85500, later production

I've owned this camera for about a decade. I just replaced the shutter straps. The lens is not the original. The original had a broken filter ring. Body number: A46261 Lens: 1930936 (CZJ f/2.0 Sonnar)

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Zeiss Ikon Collectors Group (ZICG). List Information, version 2.3.7 Kia ora ZICG members, This message will be posted every month to keep you informed about the Zeiss Ikon Collectors Group (ZICG). It

?When we look specific at Medium Format 6x6 folders and strictly postwar then there are indeed not many folders that focus by moving the whole lens. Some that I know of : Agfa Super Isolette (on my

From memory...Weltini was unit focussing? And what about some of the Certo Dollinas or were they what you would describe as 'on a rail'