Coinciding with the production numbers, the 3.5F was
the best seller model and this condition was the
reason the original Carl Zeiss Mutar lenses design was
optimal for the 3.5/75 six elements Planar (Report II,
page 24-502) on March 1963.-
All the best
Carlos
--- Marc James Small <msmall@xxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió:
> At 11:29 AM 8/23/2006 -0700, Stephen Attaway wrote:
>
> >I suspect many more 'e's were sold than all the
> follow on
> >'f's and 't's combined. Thats true of the M3/M2 vs
> later
> >Leicas, because of the Nikon F.
> >
> >Anyone have sales figures?
>
> Here are the factory production figures:
>
> 2.8A 9,870
> 2.8B 1,250
> 2.8C 30,150
> 2.8D 20,100
> 2.8E 44,000
> 2.8F 82,800
> 2.8E2 7,000
> 2.8E3 2,025
>
> 3.5C/E 43,000
> 3.5F (1) 20,000
> 3.5F (2) 11,500
> 3.5F (3) 121,000
> 3.5E2 (1) 2,000
> 3.5E (2) 2,000
> 3.5E3 5,035
>
> Rolleiflex T 99,000
>
> I realize that sales figures might be lower than
> production numbers, but I
> doubt if the differences would be great -- who has
> ever heard of basements
> full of unsold Rolleiflex TLR cameras in the
> basement?
>
> Marc
>
>
> msmall@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Cha robh bàs fir gun ghràs fir!
>
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