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06-20-2011, 11:25 AM   #1
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ME, ME Super and SE plus the rest!!!

Met a chap locally that was selling his kit after it was in his loft for 30 years!!!! so here it is:



All in 7 cameras and 20 lenses, ever ready cases etc. The majority of the lenses are super-takumar M42's and about 3 bayonet lenses including:

M42 mount
4 55mm f1.8
2 28mm f3.5
1 50mm f4
2 105mm f2.8
2 135mm f3.5
1 135-200mm f3.5-5.6
1 200mm f4
1 500mm f8.8 mirror!!
right angle opticle

Bayonet
1 50mm f1.4
1 50mm f1.7
1 50mm f2
1 28mm f3.5
1 135mm f2.5
1 200mm f4

2x ES's
1x ES2
1x Spotmatic F
1 x ME
1 x ME SE
1 x ME Super


Not bad!!


06-20-2011, 11:47 AM   #2
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Man, wish I could come across a stash like that, the Tak's are total lens porn to me...

That ME SE also is a fav of mine...


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06-20-2011, 02:33 PM   #3
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I'd guess they are SMC or S-M-C Taks, given the camera bodies... what a haul! Congratulations
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All the M42 stuff is marked Super Takumar, the bayonet stuff is SMC I reckon, will get a few more details tomorrow!!!!

06-20-2011, 03:53 PM   #5
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My brother-in-law stored his Canon F-1 camera and FD lenses in an unheated crawlspace.
Ten years of temperature and humidity extremes damaged them beyond repair.
I hope you are luckier than he...

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06-20-2011, 04:10 PM   #6
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NICE! How much?
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QuoteOriginally posted by ChrisPlatt Quote
My brother-in-law stored his Canon F-1 camera and FD lenses in an unheated crawlspace.
Ten years of temperature and humidity extremes damaged them beyond repair.
I hope you are luckier than he...

Chris
And you let your sister marry that guy!

06-20-2011, 08:12 PM   #8
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QuoteOriginally posted by Dubnut71 Quote
Met a chap locally that was selling his kit after it was in his loft for 30 years!!!! so here it is:



All in 7 cameras and 20 lenses, ever ready cases etc. The majority of the lenses are super-takumar M42's and about 3 bayonet lenses including:

M42 mount
4 55mm f1.8
2 28mm f3.5
1 50mm f4
2 105mm f2.8
2 135mm f3.5
1 135-200mm f3.5-5.6
1 200mm f4
1 500mm f8.8 mirror!!
right angle opticle

Bayonet
1 50mm f1.4
1 50mm f1.7
1 50mm f2
1 28mm f3.5
1 135mm f2.5
1 200mm f4

2x ES's
1x ES2
1x Spotmatic F
1 x ME
1 x ME SE
1 x ME Super


Not bad!!
He must have suffered from an early form of LBA...and BBA. Evidently that virus is older than 30 years.
06-21-2011, 07:51 AM   #9
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QuoteOriginally posted by Dubnut71 Quote
All the M42 stuff is marked Super Takumar, the bayonet stuff is SMC I reckon, will get a few more details tomorrow!!!!
Double check all those taks, especially the 50mm ones because the ES, ES II and Spot F support open aperture metering which requires S-M-C Takumar or SMC Takumars. There are also a few very very late Super Taks with the lugs including some 55/1.8 and can be identified by the lug on the mount. Given that there are 2 ES in that lot and 4 55s, there is a chance there is a S.T. 55 with that lug.
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And you let your sister marry that guy!
At least it was Canon stuff.
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I have only dreamed about coming into a lot like that for sale for a good price. Still waiting to see what the dollar amount was/is....



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Lovely stash there. Have fun with it, and hope the condition is OK after the storage.
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