A Piece of optical History
BELL & HOWELL PROJECTION LENS JAPANESE MADE
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A Piece of optical History
A very cool projection lens from Bell & Howell dating back to most likely the late 1950s early 1960's. 2" dia. (51mm) with a f/1.2. We are unsure of it's original purpose, but it comes in a sleek black painted threaded metal housing. Most likely a component of a light projector of some sort. Magnifies about 5x and is in-focus about 2-3" from the subject. Made in Japan and just about as heavy duty as they come. Brand New, fresh out of the original shipping box.
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