105mm Lenses
10 lenses in the catalogue, 1932 to 1955
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The cheapest 105mm M / LTM-mount lens right now is Sankyo-Kohki Komura 105mm f/3.5 at €86. Across 4 tracked 105mm lenses, prices run from €86 to €570 (median €282). See the live price index →
The Soligor 105mm f/4 is a compact short telephoto in Leica thread mount (LTM), an uncoupled screw-mount lens of interest mainly to Soligor collectors.
The Nippon Kogaku Nikkor-P.C 10.5cm f/2.5 is a coated, rangefinder-coupled LTM telephoto lens built around a classic five-element Sonnar design.
Stewartry Trinol Anastigmat 105mm f/3.5 LTM is a rare British Leica screw-mount triplet lens for L39 collectors.
An American 105mm f/4.5 rangefinder-coupled LTM lens, built as a single-coated three-element triplet; sources disagree on its exact launch date.
A 1934 German 105mm f/4.5 triplet in an original factory-made black-and-nickel, rangefinder-coupled Leica M39 barrel with 1.5m close focus.
The Leica Elmar 105mm f/6.3 is a slim 1930s "Mountain Elmar" telephoto in LTM screw mount, prized by collectors for its rarity and lightweight design.
Sankyo-Kohki Komura 105mm f/3.5: an uncommon Japanese short telephoto in Leica screw mount (LTM), a low-key collector lens from the 1950s rangefinder era.
The Kyoei Super-Acall 105mm f/3.5 is a rare Japanese rangefinder-coupled LTM telephoto lens with a 40.5mm filter fitting and compact barrel.
A 1940s German 105mm f/2.7 portrait lens with six elements in five groups, original coupled LTM focusing, 15 blades and 1.5m close focus.
A 1930s uncoated Trioplan 105mm f/2.8 in original rangefinder-coupled Leica M39 mount, using Meyer's three-element, three-group triplet formula.