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| colspan="2" | Kenlock Mc-tor MC 35-135mm F3.9-5.3 for PENTAX K. A product with the same specifications is also sold under the Soligor brand. | | colspan="2" | Kenlock Mc-tor MC 35-135mm F3.9-5.3 for PENTAX K. A product with the same specifications is also sold under the Soligor brand. | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
*[https://alter.com/trademarks/kenlock-73144917 US 1977 Kenlock trademark application] at [https://alter.com/ Alter.com] | *[https://alter.com/trademarks/kenlock-73144917 US 1977 Kenlock trademark application] at [https://alter.com/ Alter.com] |
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A variety of photo accessories—including lenses, remote shutter releases, and especially tripods—were distributed by the Japan-based Kenlock Corporation. Some of the tripods are co-branded Smith-Victor, a US manufacturer.
At least one 35mm SLR camera using K mount lenses was offered, the Kenlock KG-1, which outwardly appears to be a Cosina CT-1A. In addition to the KG-1 and Kenwood badging, a small crest emblem is printed below the rewind crank.
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Kenlock Mc-tor MC 35-135mm F3.9-5.3 for PENTAX K. A product with the same specifications is also sold under the Soligor brand. |
Kenlock 1:6.3 400mm lens image by Hans Kerensky (Image rights) |
Links
- US 1977 Kenlock trademark application at Alter.com
- An online sale listing from Italy has photos of the KG-1 camera from different angles, via the Wayback Machine