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KMZ | BK (Biogon Krasnogorsk) 2.8/3.5 cm Estimate: €700–900 Year: 1948 Serial No.: 1750 Condition: B English: Early BK (“Biogon Krasnogorsk”) 2.8/3.5 cm, manufactured by KMZ in 1948, equipped with the Contax/Kiev bayonet mount and coated optics. The BK represents the first Soviet development of the Carl Zeiss Biogon 2.8/35 mm and is the immediate predecessor of the later Zorki BK and Jupiter-12. The earliest BK lenses were produced in very small numbers during 1947–48 and are associated with German Zeiss optical glass and components transferred to the Soviet Union in the immediate postwar period. Clean lenses with caps. German: Early BK (“Biogon Krasnogorsk”) 2.8/3.5 cm, manufactured by KMZ in 1948, with a Contax/Kiev bayonet mount and coated optics. The BK is the first Soviet development based on the Carl Zeiss Biogon 2.8/35 mm and the direct predecessor of the later Zorki BK and Jupiter 12 lenses. The earliest BK lenses were produced in very small quantities in 1947–48 and are believed to have been made using German Zeiss glass and components that arrived in the Soviet Union immediately after the war. Clean lenses, with caps.
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