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= Proposal of [[Icarette]] classification =
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== Icarette I series (6×6) ==
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=== Icarette I (495) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 509/16 ===
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The first Icarette was introduced in 1912 as a horizontal folding camera. It was also known as '''Icarette A''' in US catalogs.
 +
This version or a very similar one was advertised under the product code 493, instead of 495, in 1928-1929. In 1930 it received the new Zeiss Ikon designation: Icarette 509/16.
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*Film: 120 rollfilm (some early versions for 117 roll film)
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*Frame size: 6×6 cm
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*Viewfinders: Collapsible brilliant finder and some versions with Iconometer (wire finder)
 +
*Focusing: Lever
 +
*Rising front: No
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{|
 +
|
 +
* Lenses:
 +
**Baldour 75mm ƒ/8
 +
**Helios 75mm ƒ/8
 +
**Novar-Anastigmat 75mm ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/6.3
 +
**Hekla 75mm ƒ/6.8
 +
**Maximar 75mm ƒ/6.8
 +
**Icar 75mm ƒ/6.3
 +
**Dominar 75mm ƒ/4.5
 +
**Tessar 75mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
 +
|valign=top|
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* Shutters:
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**Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
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**Derval (1/25-1/100)
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**Compound (1"-1/250)
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**Compur (1"-1/250)
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|}
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<br/>
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=== Icarette I (496 or 496/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 512/16 ===
 +
Same camera as above but with a removable back that enables the use of 4.5×6 plates as well as roll film. It was introduced around 1920-1921 and known as '''Icarette B''' in US catalogs.
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It has a back with a pull-out tab. In one tab position the red window is uncovered for checking film advance, in another position the tab served as visor of the wire finder. The back is easily removable by pressing two little buttons at once. When closing the door the brilliant finder collapses automatically to fit in the closed body. The camera has a sturdy metal construction, covered with fine grained leather.
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*Film: 120 roll film (some early versions for 117 roll film) and 4.5×6 plates
 +
*Frame size: 6×6 cm and 4.5×6 cm
 +
*Viewfinders: Iconometer (wire finder), collapsible brilliant finder and removable ground glass screen
 +
*Focusing: Lever
 +
*Rising front: Yes
 +
{|
 +
|
 +
* Lenses:
 +
**Novar-Anastigmat 75mm ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/6.3
 +
**Hekla 75mm ƒ/6.8
 +
**Maximar 75mm ƒ/6.8
 +
**Dominar 75mm ƒ/4.5
 +
**Icar 75mm ƒ/6.3
 +
**Tessar 75mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
 +
|valign=top|
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* Shutters:
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**Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
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**Derval (1/25-1/100)
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**Compur (1"-1/250 or 1/300)
 +
|}
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<br/>
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== Icarette II series (6×9) ==
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=== Icarette II (500 or 500/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 500/2 ===
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Vertical folding camera introduced in 1914. Also known as '''Icarette C''' in US catalogs. Early versions don't have rising front nor Iconometer finder.
 +
*Film: 120 roll film
 +
*Frame size: 6×9 cm
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*Viewfinders: Collapsible brilliant finder and some versions with Iconometer (wire finder)
 +
*Focusing: Lever
 +
*Rising front: Yes (some versions)
 +
{|
 +
|
 +
* Lenses:
 +
**Helios 115mm ƒ/8
 +
**Novar-Anastigmat 90mm ƒ/6.8, 105mm ƒ/6.8 or 105mm ƒ/6.3
 +
**Hekla 90mm ƒ/6.8
 +
**Maximar 90mm ƒ/6.8
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**Amatar 90mm ƒ/6.8
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**Icar 90mm ƒ/6.3 or 120mm ƒ/6.3
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**Dominar 105mm ƒ/4.5
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**Tessar 120mm ƒ/6.3 or 105mm ƒ/4.5
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|valign=top|
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* Shutters:
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**Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
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**Ica Automat mod. XI (1"-1/100)
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**Compound (1"-1/250)
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**Derval (1/25-1/100)
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**Klio (1"-1/100)
 +
**Sonto (1/10-1/100)
 +
**Compur (1"-1/250 or 1/300)
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**Compur S (1"-1/250)
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|}
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<br/>
 +
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=== Icarette II (500/2) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 551/2 ===
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The top-of-the-range Icarette was introduced in 1925 and was designed to take either 120 film or 6.5×9 cm plates. The camera has a removable ground glass screen for use with 6.5×9cm plateholders, or a back with an orange window and pressure plate for 6×9cm exposures on 120 film. The camera also features rising front movement, double extension bellows and rack and pinion focusing.
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It was also known as '''Icarette L''' in US catalogs.
 +
*Film: 120 roll film and 6.5×9 plates
 +
*Frame size: 6×9 and 6.5×9 cm
 +
*Viewfinders: Iconometer (wire finder), collapsible brilliant finder and removable ground glass screen
 +
*Focusing: Rack and pinion
 +
*Rising front: Yes
 +
{|
 +
|
 +
* Lenses:
 +
**Hekla 105mm ƒ/6.8
 +
**Novar-Anastigmat 105mm ƒ/6.3
 +
**Litonar 105mm ƒ/4.5
 +
**Dominar 105mm ƒ/4.5
 +
**Tessar 105mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
 +
|valign=top|
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* Shutters:
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**Ica Automat mod. XI (1"-1/100)
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**Klio (1"-1/100)
 +
**Compur (1"-1/250)
 +
**Compur S (1"-1/250)
 +
|}
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 +
<br/>
 +
 +
=== Icarette IIA (498/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 509/2 ===
 +
Initially introduced around 1925 as a less expensive Icarette II version with a simpler construction, it was sold later also with higher quality lenses and shutters. Known as '''Junior Icarette C''' in US catalogs.
 +
*Film: 120 roll film
 +
*Frame size: 6×9 cm
 +
*Viewfinders: Collapsible brilliant finder and some versions with Iconometer (wire finder)
 +
*Focusing: Fixed scale
 +
*Rising front: No
 +
{|
 +
|
 +
* Lenses:
 +
**Alpha 105mm ƒ/11
 +
**Helios 105mm ƒ/8
 +
**Novar-Anastigmat 105mm ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/6.3
 +
**Dominar 105mm ƒ/4.5
 +
**Preminar 105mm ƒ/4.5
 +
**Tessar 105mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
 +
|valign=top|
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* Shutters:
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**Ica Automat mod. IX (fixed exposure time)
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**Automat Modell X (1/25-1/100)
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**Derval (1/25-1/100)
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**Klio (1"-1/100)
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**Compur (1"-1/300)
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|}
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<br/>
 +
 +
== Icarette III series (6.5×11) ==
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 +
=== Icarette III (501 or 501/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 500/15 ===
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Vertical folding camera introduced around 1920-1921, same as the Icarette II series but for the larger 116 roll film.
 +
Also known as '''Icarette D''' in US catalogs.
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*Film: 116 roll film
 +
*Frame size: 6.5×11 cm
 +
*Viewfinders: Iconometer (wire finder) and collapsible brilliant finder
 +
*Focusing: Lever device
 +
*Rising front: Yes
 +
{|
 +
|
 +
* Lenses:
 +
**Helios 130mm ƒ/8
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**Litonar 120mm ƒ/7.5, ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/4.5
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**Hekla 120mm ƒ/6.8
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**Maximar 120mm ƒ/6.8
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**Amatar 120mm ƒ/6.8
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**Icar 120mm ƒ/6.3
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**Novar-Anastigmat 125mm ƒ/6.3
 +
**Dominar 120mm ƒ/4.5
 +
**Tessar 120mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
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|valign=top|
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* Shutters:
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**Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
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**Ica Automat mod. XI (1"-1/100)
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**Derval (1/25-1/100)
 +
**Klio (1"-1/100)
 +
**Sonto (1/10-1/100)
 +
**Compur (1"-1/250 or 1/300)
 +
**Compur S (1"-1/250)
 +
|}
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 +
<br/>
 +
 +
=== Icarette III (502 or 502/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 512/15 ===
 +
Same as above but it also takes 6×9 plates. Introduced around 1920-1921. Also known as '''Icarette DA''' in US catalogs.
 +
*Film: 116 roll film and 6×9 plates
 +
*Frame size: 6.5×11 and 6×9 cm
 +
*Viewfinders: Iconometer (wire finder), collapsible brilliant finder and removable ground glass screen
 +
*Focusing: Lever device
 +
*Rising front: Yes
 +
{|
 +
|
 +
* Lenses:
 +
**Helios 130mm ƒ/8
 +
**Litonar 120mm ƒ/7.5, ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/4.5
 +
**Hekla 120mm ƒ/6.8
 +
**Maximar 120mm ƒ/6.8
 +
**Amatar 120mm ƒ/6.8
 +
**Icar 120mm ƒ/6.3
 +
**Novar-Anastigmat 120mm ƒ/6.3
 +
**Dominar 120mm ƒ/4.5
 +
**Tessar 120mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
 +
|valign=top|
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* Shutters:
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**Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
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**Ica Automat mod. XI (1"-1/100)
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**Derval (1/25-1/100)
 +
**Klio (1"-1/100)
 +
**Sonto (1/10-1/100)
 +
**Compur (1"-1/250)
 +
**Compur S (1"-1/250)
 +
|}
 +
 +
<br/>
 +
 +
=== Icarette IIIA (503 or 503/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 509/15 ===
 +
Initially introduced around 1925 as a less expensive Icarette III version with a simpler construction, it was sold later also with higher quality lenses and shutters. Known as '''Junior Icarette D''' in US catalogs.
 +
*Film: 116 roll film
 +
*Frame size: 6.5×11 cm
 +
*Viewfinders: Collapsible brilliant finder and some versions with Iconometer (wire finder)
 +
*Focusing: Fixed scale
 +
*Rising front: No
 +
{|
 +
|valign=top|
 +
* Lenses:
 +
**Alpha 145mm ƒ/11
 +
**Helios 130mm ƒ/8
 +
**Novar-Anastigmat 135mm ƒ/6.8 or 125mm ƒ/6.3
 +
**Dominar 120mm ƒ/4.5
 +
**Tessar 120mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
 +
|valign=top|
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* Shutters:
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**Ica Automat mod. IX (fixed exposure time)
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**Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
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**Derval (1/25-1/100)
 +
**Klio (1"-1/100)
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**Compur (1"-1/300)
 +
**Compur S (1"-1/250)
 +
|}
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 +
<br/>
 +
 +
== Icarette 0 series (4×6,5) ==
 +
 +
=== Icarette 0 (488) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 500/12 ===
 +
Vertical folding camera introduced in 1925 for Vest Pocket film (127). Also known as '''V.P. Icarette''' in US catalogs.
 +
*Film: 127 roll film
 +
*Frame size: 4×6.5 cm
 +
*Viewfinders: Iconometer (wire finder) and collapsible brilliant finder
 +
*Focusing: Lever device
 +
*Rising front: No
 +
{|
 +
|
 +
* Lenses:
 +
**Novar-Anastigmat 75mm ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/6.3
 +
**Hekla 75mm ƒ/6.8
 +
**Litonar 75mm ƒ/4.5
 +
**Dominar 75mm ƒ/4.5
 +
**Tessar 75mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
 +
|valign=top|
 +
* Shutters:
 +
**Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
 +
**Derval (1/25-1/100)
 +
**Compur (1"-1/300)
 +
|}

Revision as of 12:39, 7 November 2015

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Proposal of Icarette classification

Icarette I series (6×6)

Icarette I (495) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 509/16

The first Icarette was introduced in 1912 as a horizontal folding camera. It was also known as Icarette A in US catalogs. This version or a very similar one was advertised under the product code 493, instead of 495, in 1928-1929. In 1930 it received the new Zeiss Ikon designation: Icarette 509/16.

  • Film: 120 rollfilm (some early versions for 117 roll film)
  • Frame size: 6×6 cm
  • Viewfinders: Collapsible brilliant finder and some versions with Iconometer (wire finder)
  • Focusing: Lever
  • Rising front: No
  • Lenses:
    • Baldour 75mm ƒ/8
    • Helios 75mm ƒ/8
    • Novar-Anastigmat 75mm ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/6.3
    • Hekla 75mm ƒ/6.8
    • Maximar 75mm ƒ/6.8
    • Icar 75mm ƒ/6.3
    • Dominar 75mm ƒ/4.5
    • Tessar 75mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
  • Shutters:
    • Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
    • Derval (1/25-1/100)
    • Compound (1"-1/250)
    • Compur (1"-1/250)


Icarette I (496 or 496/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 512/16

Same camera as above but with a removable back that enables the use of 4.5×6 plates as well as roll film. It was introduced around 1920-1921 and known as Icarette B in US catalogs. It has a back with a pull-out tab. In one tab position the red window is uncovered for checking film advance, in another position the tab served as visor of the wire finder. The back is easily removable by pressing two little buttons at once. When closing the door the brilliant finder collapses automatically to fit in the closed body. The camera has a sturdy metal construction, covered with fine grained leather.

  • Film: 120 roll film (some early versions for 117 roll film) and 4.5×6 plates
  • Frame size: 6×6 cm and 4.5×6 cm
  • Viewfinders: Iconometer (wire finder), collapsible brilliant finder and removable ground glass screen
  • Focusing: Lever
  • Rising front: Yes
  • Lenses:
    • Novar-Anastigmat 75mm ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/6.3
    • Hekla 75mm ƒ/6.8
    • Maximar 75mm ƒ/6.8
    • Dominar 75mm ƒ/4.5
    • Icar 75mm ƒ/6.3
    • Tessar 75mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
  • Shutters:
    • Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
    • Derval (1/25-1/100)
    • Compur (1"-1/250 or 1/300)


Icarette II series (6×9)

Icarette II (500 or 500/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 500/2

Vertical folding camera introduced in 1914. Also known as Icarette C in US catalogs. Early versions don't have rising front nor Iconometer finder.

  • Film: 120 roll film
  • Frame size: 6×9 cm
  • Viewfinders: Collapsible brilliant finder and some versions with Iconometer (wire finder)
  • Focusing: Lever
  • Rising front: Yes (some versions)
  • Lenses:
    • Helios 115mm ƒ/8
    • Novar-Anastigmat 90mm ƒ/6.8, 105mm ƒ/6.8 or 105mm ƒ/6.3
    • Hekla 90mm ƒ/6.8
    • Maximar 90mm ƒ/6.8
    • Amatar 90mm ƒ/6.8
    • Icar 90mm ƒ/6.3 or 120mm ƒ/6.3
    • Dominar 105mm ƒ/4.5
    • Tessar 120mm ƒ/6.3 or 105mm ƒ/4.5
  • Shutters:
    • Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
    • Ica Automat mod. XI (1"-1/100)
    • Compound (1"-1/250)
    • Derval (1/25-1/100)
    • Klio (1"-1/100)
    • Sonto (1/10-1/100)
    • Compur (1"-1/250 or 1/300)
    • Compur S (1"-1/250)


Icarette II (500/2) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 551/2

The top-of-the-range Icarette was introduced in 1925 and was designed to take either 120 film or 6.5×9 cm plates. The camera has a removable ground glass screen for use with 6.5×9cm plateholders, or a back with an orange window and pressure plate for 6×9cm exposures on 120 film. The camera also features rising front movement, double extension bellows and rack and pinion focusing. It was also known as Icarette L in US catalogs.

  • Film: 120 roll film and 6.5×9 plates
  • Frame size: 6×9 and 6.5×9 cm
  • Viewfinders: Iconometer (wire finder), collapsible brilliant finder and removable ground glass screen
  • Focusing: Rack and pinion
  • Rising front: Yes
  • Lenses:
    • Hekla 105mm ƒ/6.8
    • Novar-Anastigmat 105mm ƒ/6.3
    • Litonar 105mm ƒ/4.5
    • Dominar 105mm ƒ/4.5
    • Tessar 105mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
  • Shutters:
    • Ica Automat mod. XI (1"-1/100)
    • Klio (1"-1/100)
    • Compur (1"-1/250)
    • Compur S (1"-1/250)


Icarette IIA (498/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 509/2

Initially introduced around 1925 as a less expensive Icarette II version with a simpler construction, it was sold later also with higher quality lenses and shutters. Known as Junior Icarette C in US catalogs.

  • Film: 120 roll film
  • Frame size: 6×9 cm
  • Viewfinders: Collapsible brilliant finder and some versions with Iconometer (wire finder)
  • Focusing: Fixed scale
  • Rising front: No
  • Lenses:
    • Alpha 105mm ƒ/11
    • Helios 105mm ƒ/8
    • Novar-Anastigmat 105mm ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/6.3
    • Dominar 105mm ƒ/4.5
    • Preminar 105mm ƒ/4.5
    • Tessar 105mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
  • Shutters:
    • Ica Automat mod. IX (fixed exposure time)
    • Automat Modell X (1/25-1/100)
    • Derval (1/25-1/100)
    • Klio (1"-1/100)
    • Compur (1"-1/300)


Icarette III series (6.5×11)

Icarette III (501 or 501/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 500/15

Vertical folding camera introduced around 1920-1921, same as the Icarette II series but for the larger 116 roll film. Also known as Icarette D in US catalogs.

  • Film: 116 roll film
  • Frame size: 6.5×11 cm
  • Viewfinders: Iconometer (wire finder) and collapsible brilliant finder
  • Focusing: Lever device
  • Rising front: Yes
  • Lenses:
    • Helios 130mm ƒ/8
    • Litonar 120mm ƒ/7.5, ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/4.5
    • Hekla 120mm ƒ/6.8
    • Maximar 120mm ƒ/6.8
    • Amatar 120mm ƒ/6.8
    • Icar 120mm ƒ/6.3
    • Novar-Anastigmat 125mm ƒ/6.3
    • Dominar 120mm ƒ/4.5
    • Tessar 120mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
  • Shutters:
    • Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
    • Ica Automat mod. XI (1"-1/100)
    • Derval (1/25-1/100)
    • Klio (1"-1/100)
    • Sonto (1/10-1/100)
    • Compur (1"-1/250 or 1/300)
    • Compur S (1"-1/250)


Icarette III (502 or 502/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 512/15

Same as above but it also takes 6×9 plates. Introduced around 1920-1921. Also known as Icarette DA in US catalogs.

  • Film: 116 roll film and 6×9 plates
  • Frame size: 6.5×11 and 6×9 cm
  • Viewfinders: Iconometer (wire finder), collapsible brilliant finder and removable ground glass screen
  • Focusing: Lever device
  • Rising front: Yes
  • Lenses:
    • Helios 130mm ƒ/8
    • Litonar 120mm ƒ/7.5, ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/4.5
    • Hekla 120mm ƒ/6.8
    • Maximar 120mm ƒ/6.8
    • Amatar 120mm ƒ/6.8
    • Icar 120mm ƒ/6.3
    • Novar-Anastigmat 120mm ƒ/6.3
    • Dominar 120mm ƒ/4.5
    • Tessar 120mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
  • Shutters:
    • Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
    • Ica Automat mod. XI (1"-1/100)
    • Derval (1/25-1/100)
    • Klio (1"-1/100)
    • Sonto (1/10-1/100)
    • Compur (1"-1/250)
    • Compur S (1"-1/250)


Icarette IIIA (503 or 503/1) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 509/15

Initially introduced around 1925 as a less expensive Icarette III version with a simpler construction, it was sold later also with higher quality lenses and shutters. Known as Junior Icarette D in US catalogs.

  • Film: 116 roll film
  • Frame size: 6.5×11 cm
  • Viewfinders: Collapsible brilliant finder and some versions with Iconometer (wire finder)
  • Focusing: Fixed scale
  • Rising front: No
  • Lenses:
    • Alpha 145mm ƒ/11
    • Helios 130mm ƒ/8
    • Novar-Anastigmat 135mm ƒ/6.8 or 125mm ƒ/6.3
    • Dominar 120mm ƒ/4.5
    • Tessar 120mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
  • Shutters:
    • Ica Automat mod. IX (fixed exposure time)
    • Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
    • Derval (1/25-1/100)
    • Klio (1"-1/100)
    • Compur (1"-1/300)
    • Compur S (1"-1/250)


Icarette 0 series (4×6,5)

Icarette 0 (488) = Zeiss Ikon Icarette 500/12

Vertical folding camera introduced in 1925 for Vest Pocket film (127). Also known as V.P. Icarette in US catalogs.

  • Film: 127 roll film
  • Frame size: 4×6.5 cm
  • Viewfinders: Iconometer (wire finder) and collapsible brilliant finder
  • Focusing: Lever device
  • Rising front: No
  • Lenses:
    • Novar-Anastigmat 75mm ƒ/6.8 or ƒ/6.3
    • Hekla 75mm ƒ/6.8
    • Litonar 75mm ƒ/4.5
    • Dominar 75mm ƒ/4.5
    • Tessar 75mm ƒ/6.3 or ƒ/4.5
  • Shutters:
    • Ica Automat mod. X (1/25-1/100)
    • Derval (1/25-1/100)
    • Compur (1"-1/300)
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