Cooke Anastigmat 1.5" f/3.5 - Vintage 16mm Cine Lens - Taylor, Taylor & Hobson (England) - With Original Box

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Cooke Anastigmat 1.5" f/3.5 - Vintage 16mm Cine Lens - Taylor, Taylor & Hobson (England) - With Original Box

Description

Beautiful vintage Cooke Anastigmat 1.5 inch f/3.5 cine lens, made by Taylor, Taylor & Hobson Ltd., England.
Serial number 353123.

This is a genuine 16mm movie camera taking lens from the 1930s–40s, used on high-quality cameras such as the Filmo, Cine-Kodak Special, and early Bolex models. Cooke lenses are very collectible due to their classic rendering and build quality.

Condition

Optics: Clear image, normal light internal dust for age.

Aperture: Opens and closes smoothly.

Focus: Smooth throughout the range.

Cosmetics: Very good condition for its age.

Glass: No fungus or separation seen.

Comes with its original vintage box and the adapter sleeve that was with it.

A great piece for collectors, vintage lens enthusiasts, or anyone adapting lenses to digital (MFT, Sony, Fuji, BMPCC).

(Open to sensible offers)

Collection in Dublin 18

Postage available at buyer’s cost

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Tags:
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hrishi 4 months ago

What mount is this and can I use it on my fuji x mount camera

RickC 4 months ago

@hrishi Hey, it’s an original 16mm cine lens, not a modern camera mount. It uses a C-mount–style thread (1 inch) like those found on early movie cameras.
Yes, you can use it on a Fuji X mount with a simple C-mount to Fuji X adapter, they’re inexpensive and easy to find.
Just worth noting that because it’s a 16mm lens, you’ll get heavy vignetting on Fuji APS-C, so it’s mainly used for creative or experimental shooting rather than full coverage.