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Tiffen Series VII lens adapter & retaining ring adapts to 54 mm threads

$ 7.91

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Condition: SEE TEXT FOR A DESCRIPTION OF CONDITION.
  • Type: Adapter
  • To Fit Lens Front: 54 mm
  • Brand: Tiffen
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days

    Description

    You are bidding
    on one Tiffen Series VII or Series 7 lens adapter ring with one retaining ring as pictured.
    Included are:
    --- an adapter ring marked "54 M 7 TIFFEN ADAPTER RING SERIES 7 USA". This ring has male 54 mm threads on one side, and it has female Series 7 threads on the opposite side. 54 mm was an uncommon filter size. 54mm threads are close but not the same size and pitch as Series VII threads.
    --- a retaining ring, which is unmarked. It has male Series 7 threads on one side, and female Series 7 threads on the opposite side.
    --- and the original cardboard box.
    T
    he rings are aluminum.
    Condition of the adapter and retaining rings is excellent, appearing to be NOS or New Old Stock and never used. The box shows some wear from handling.
    If you are not familiar with Series adapters and filters, these were made by Kodak and Tiffen and many others years ago. The filters were made in a few standard sizes, normally with no threads on the filter, and then the filter was attached to your lens with a special adapter. If the outer end of your lens had threads, you would buy the adapter with that thread size. If the outer end of your lens didn't have threads, or you couldn't find the right size, you could buy adapters that
    had little "fins" to hold them, and they were simply pushed onto the lens. Once you had the adapter for your lens, you could put any filter into that adapter. And you needed a retaining ring to hold the filter in the adapter. Some of the retaining rings were threaded on both ends, so that a second filter or a lens hood could be stacked on.
    The filter diameter for Series VII is 50.8 mm, or about 2". Again, those filters don't have any threads.
    SHIPPING: Under 1 pound, shipped in a padded envelope. N
    o International shipping. (but see below if you are in Canada).
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