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Hello, Her are some serial numbers from my growing collection: 1. 2039668 CZJ Sonnar 5cm f2.0 2. 3089276 CZJ Sonnar 5cm f1.5 3. 3424924 CZJ Biotar 5,8cm f2 4. 658600 ZO Sonnar 85mm f2 5. 1051593 ZO

Simon, thanks a lot for your valuable remarks. Late 40s was my supposition. The other interesting thing about the camera is that the lens, although bearing a postwar production name (Zeiss-Opton s/n

He has two books which verge on the contradictory. For what it is worth, mention is made of putting standard eight reels into the cartridge supplied with the camera...I can think of other examples of

Please excuse the delay in replying but I have had problems access Yahoo Groups, I suspect something to do with the recent election results across the water ;-) According to the Bernd Otto 2004

Does the Lossau book suggest that the Movikon-K 8 reappeared after the War, all the records I have seen suggests that none of the pre-War Movikon range were reintroduced after 1945 ? However my rather

Simon, The Lossau book on movie cameras lists the 1939 K 8 (5501 N) as having a special cartridge for 8, 9.5 and 16mm. No mention of standard reels. Pre war K 8s are listed as having either Sonnar or

Thanks, that's pretty much confirms what I've learned from an article in Zeiss Historica bulletin.

The body number appears to be from 1938. The asterisk after the body number, I am told, refers to cameras made after WWII using pre-WWII parts i.e. the body with post WWII lens.

Thanks for sharing that image Marek ! Surely interesting ! Best Regards, Hans Kerensky ? 2016-11-05 20:42 GMT+01:00 marek.zochowski@... [ZICG] < ZICG@...>:

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Hi guys and many thanks for your comments. I'm afraid it's G... ?:) See the picture I understand "G" means prewar body parts?

Indeed Hans, an O or a P would be more appropriate ! See also the comments at my Ikonta with a * : https://www.flickr.com/photos/29504544@N08/16632006688 Best regards, The other Hans (Kerensky) ?

Are you sure it is a G???? (and not an O (or P))Hans

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Hi Luis A little bit late to answer, but maybe you still need some advice. I just purchased similar camera (531/2 in fact - the difference being the rangefinder) of the same vintage. I did some

Hi all I've read somewhere that some post war Zeiss Ikon folders had serial numbers with an asterisk. I have such a piece, it's Super Ikonta 531/2 with s/n G86140*. Compur Rapid's s/n and