Need info on vintage eyepieces. Brandon, GOTO, JaePosted By Bill Cotten |
Hello all,
First time posting here or in AM forums for that matter. I have a collection of vintage eyepieces from the 50's-60's I believe. For their age they are in pretty good shape but some of them have serious problems.
I am looking for specific ages for them and values considering their current condition. I have no idea yet if I want to sell them mainly because I have not used most of them and I know nothing of their quality. Given their age, I would assume that they were meant primarily for use in long focal length refractors and consequently have narrow FOV. In general, I just want to know more about them.
Of particular interest to me is a Jaegers marked 2 3/16" E.F.L.. That's more than 55mm FL in a 1.25" barrel!
The Criterions are interesting because of their fine condition.
Being a first time poster I'm not exactly sure about protocol here but I have posted high quality images and descriptions on a website. I could post the URL's here if appropriate. Please advise.
Thanks,
Bill
First time posting here or in AM forums for that matter. I have a collection of vintage eyepieces from the 50's-60's I believe. For their age they are in pretty good shape but some of them have serious problems.
I am looking for specific ages for them and values considering their current condition. I have no idea yet if I want to sell them mainly because I have not used most of them and I know nothing of their quality. Given their age, I would assume that they were meant primarily for use in long focal length refractors and consequently have narrow FOV. In general, I just want to know more about them.
Of particular interest to me is a Jaegers marked 2 3/16" E.F.L.. That's more than 55mm FL in a 1.25" barrel!
The Criterions are interesting because of their fine condition.
Being a first time poster I'm not exactly sure about protocol here but I have posted high quality images and descriptions on a website. I could post the URL's here if appropriate. Please advise.
Thanks,
Bill