6-element lens, manufactured in 1956, 80mm aperture, silver, metal short hood, cap included

This is a rare 6-element Planar lens for Hasselblad!
This is a very rare lens, and according to the serial number, it is an early model manufactured in 1956.
Comes with the ultimate set: a metal short hood!

There are some points to note about the lens:
- There is distortion at the tip (attaching filters may be difficult, but the outer frame for the hood and cap is possible).
- Shutter speed and focusing are quite stiff. (Simultaneous turning of shutter speed and aperture is not a problem).

- There are noticeable scratches and fungus when viewed from the back (see image 12).

- The self-timer works, but the shutter does not seem to open.

Despite the above conditions, it seems to work without any particular issues when shooting with a 503cx and digital back (though it may affect results depending on the environment).
Sample photos are also included.
As you can see from the photos, it produces a nice atmospheric color tone characteristic of old lenses.

The metal short hood appears to have the logo on the ring at the base slightly misaligned.
This is also very popular and sells for around 20,000 yen on its own.
Please check the photos.

Personally, I believe the combination of the 6-element lens and the metal short hood is the best for Hasselblad.

It can be used as is, but it will be even easier to use if you have it serviced.

As this is a very old item, there are many scratches and other signs of wear. Please check the photos before purchasing.

The camera body is not included.

Please note that returns are not accepted.