Exakta Times   Sixty-seven  Summer 2007

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Editorial: overtaken by events!

Report on the April meeting
Letters from Heimo Ferstl and Ken Tucker
Call for entries to Summer Photographic Competition
Reminder to all members:
   Please ensure that the information we have about you is correct and suitable for publication

Colour Pictorial Section: illustrations for

Tom's Time Chart
Tom's Introduction to the history of Zeiss
Some cameras belonging to Don Baldwin
Heimo Ferstl's letter
Seven more Curiosities from Hugo Ruys

Once again we are delighted publicly to acknowledge the generosity of our President Sir Kenneth Corfield
in making the Colour Section possible

Tom Ackermann: The Time Chart

The numbers of Exakta and Exa cameras built from 1936 to 1979, compared with the numbers of Exakta-mount lenses made by Zeiss in the same time.

Hugo Ruys: Ihagee Curiosities

Nos 17 to 23: Six light-meters and a lighter

Jim Focht: Early Exas

A comparison of the classification systems used by Richard Hummel and Klaus Wichmann

Michael Spencer: The Exakta Circle's Classification System

General remarks, and a proposal for a new, all-embracing, classification of early Exas

Neil Dalglish starts

Tom Ackermann: The History of Carl Zeiss Jena

Part 1: Introduction