Zunow 39mm screw lenses

M39 b o d i e s	(de)	Leica III \| Leica IIIf \| Leica 250 Reporter
	(ussr)	FED \| Zorki \| MIR \| Drug \| Leningrad
	(ja)	Canon II/III/IV \| Canon VT \| Leotax \| Bessa \| Yasuhara T981
	(uk)	Periflex \| Reid
	(at)	Wica
M39 l e n s e s	(de)	Astro Berlin \| Enna \| Hensoldt \| Isco \| Meyer \| Rodenstock \| Schacht \| Schneider \| Steinheil \| Voigtländer \| Zeiss
	(ja)	Acall \| Arco \| Canon \| Chiyoda \| Fuji / Fujinon \| Hexanon \| Kobalux \| Komura \| Konishiroku / Konica \| Leotax \| Minolta \| MS Optical R&D \| Nippon Kōgaku / Nikkor \| Olympus \| Pentax \| Ricoh \| Rokkor \| Serenar \| Simlar \| Sun \| Tanaka/Tanar \| Telesar \| Tōkyō Kōgaku / Topcor \| Voigtländer \| Zeika \| Zuiho \| Zuiko \| Zunow
	(fr)	Angénieux \| Berthiot
	(uk)	Corfield \| Dallmeyer \| National Opt. Co. \| Pam \| Ross \| Taylor, Taylor & Hobson
	(it)	Elionar \| Koritska \| Kristall \| Trixar \| Wega
	(nl)	Old Delft
	(us)	Bausch & Lomb \| Kodak

Teikoku Kōgaku, better known as Zunow, made some lenses in Leica mount. Some have impressive characteristics, and all are very rare.

35/1.7, black and chrome, focusing tab
50/1.1, all chrome, two versions: 1953 and 1955
50 f/1.3 and 1.5, 1957 (see A Lens Collector's Vade Mecum 3)
50/1.9, all chrome, focusing tab (see this page at Syarakuse and this page at Pacific Rim)
100/2, black with chrome mount

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