WTB: Cooke 18-100 or Angenieux 17-102

[Stephen Pruitt]

Great shape only. . . and, preferably, a reasonable price, too.

Must have pristine glass and no optical or operational issues. Prefer great cosmetic shape, as well.

That's not too much to ask. . . is it?



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Stephen

 

[Tony Covell]

Great shape only. . . and, preferably, a reasonable price, too.

Must have pristine glass and no optical or operational issues. Prefer great cosmetic shape, as well.

That's not too much to ask. . . is it?



Email or PM with items.

Stephen

I can find such an animal as 18x100 Cooke but its going to be expensive to buy; like around £11k sterling? Is this your price range? Let me know Tonycovell@talktalk.net

 

[Stephen Pruitt]

Thanks for your post, Tony, but I've had several offers considerably lower than that.

Stephen

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

Tony's price on the 18-100 (which would be a bit over (US)$17K, isn't too far off the mark for one that's a newer model with the more current housing and in great condition with perfect glass, good cosmetics.

I occasionally get offers to buy my 18-100, and have had a couple as high as $20K. There are not many out there, in fact they're quite hard to find if you want a good one. Most of those lenses are in use constantly. It's probably accurate to say that my 18-100 has made me more money than my RED One has, even though I've owned it for less than a year.

 

[Tony Covell]

Buy! Buy! Buy! They are good deals. However; My price is sadly reflective of the £££ Slump in the market.
All the best.
Tony Covell