1938 Zeiss-Ikon Hauptkatalog
(auf Deutsch - in German)
Larry Gubas spent twenty years searching for this catalog. Now he's
found it, it's available (as a quality reproduction) to anyone interested
in learning more about the photographic products manufactured by Zeiss-Ikon
as of 1938. Products covered in this 167-page catalog include:
  The Baby Box, Erabox, and Box-Tengor box cameras
  The Bob, Nettar and Ikonta folding cameras
  The Super Ikonta rangefinder folding cameras
  The Ikoflex II and III twin-lens reflex roll-film cameras
  The Maximar, Trona, Ideal and Universal-Juwel plate cameras
  The Super Nettel I and II
  The Nettax
  The Contax I, II and III
  The (twin-lens) Contaflex
  The MOVIKON 16, MOVIKON-K 16, and MOVIKON 8 movie cameras
  Contax lenses and accessories
  Enlargers
  Copy stands
  The Flektoskop and microscope adapters
  Still and Movie Projectors
  Cases, film, viewfinders, tripods, flash units
  Darkroom accessories,
  And even a mechanical calculating machine.
PRICES:
  - $35.00 (US) in the United States of America
  
  
   - $45.00 (CA) in Canada
  
  
   - $38.00 (US) elsewhere.
 
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Other Stuff of interest to Zeiss Folks:
  - Article (in Adobe Acrobat PDF format) on Zeiss
  Contaprox I (50/3.5 Tessar in Contax (rf) 'macro' mount - 135k). Article
  originally published in Shutterbug, June 1994.
 
  - Copyright Notice: The contents of the above portable document format
  file (or printed version thereof) are copyright Harold M. Merklinger of
  Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. With appropriate attribution, either to "Harold
  M. Merklinger" or to "http://fox.nstn.ca/~hmmerk/", personal
  or not-for-profit use may be made of these materials. That is, providing
  individuals or organizations acknowledge the source of the information
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  offered for sale. Individual photographers, professional or amateur, are
  free to make personal use of this information in their work. Information
  on how to contact the author is provided at How
  to get these books.
 
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