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Topic author: Lenny
Posted on: 20150610061319
Reply author: AlexanderK
Replied on: 20150610132448
Lenny,
I think, this case is form Zorki with Industar-22 rigid. I also have such one in set.
So far as I know Zorki (or Zorki-1) was never produced with Jupiter-8, the lens came with Zorki-3.
Regards, Alexander
Reply author: Lenny
Replied on: 20150610143736
Hi Alexander,
you could be right, but this Jupiter-8 is from 1950 and match the Zorki-1 in time. I know only about one Zorki-3 with a Jupiter-8 #50xxxxx, saw it on photohistory.ru, it is a very early Zorki-3 maybe around #00200 with the lens #5007502. So I think this earlier Jupiter here #5006081 might really belong to this Zorki-1.
Thanks Lenny
Reply author: Lenny
Replied on: 20150610144355
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="MS Trebuchet, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by AlexanderK</i>
<br />So far as I know Zorki (or Zorki-1) was never produced with Jupiter-8
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Alexander, there is PM1075 on sovietcams.com with Jupiter-8.
Reply author: AlexanderK
Replied on: 20150610161439
Lenny,
OK, you are right, but according to sovietcams these cameras were produced since 1952 and your camera is from about 1950, the s/n is too low. From this year comes rigid Industar-22, it seems for me to be more truthful.
I will try to get more information and post it here.
Regards, Alexander
Reply author: Lenny
Replied on: 20150610163952
Alexander,
I only wanted to show you that there were original combinations of Zorki-1 and Jupiter-8. And sovietcams is not the wisdom of photography, same as other websites and books where mistakes and fakes can be found. I appreciate the effort sovietcams and all the other sources made, but they can't be complete in every detail.
Thanks Lenny
Reply author: Lenny
Replied on: 20150613234829
Reply author: fotomuda
Replied on: 20150614060720
