Soligor Optics
Equipped with a Japanese-made Soligor 100mm f/2.8 projection lens for sharp slide display.
A mid-century manual slide projector featuring a heavy die-cast metal base and housing finished in two-tone grey and textured dark charcoal paint. It is fitted with an adjustable forward mount holding a Soligor Projection Lens f=100mm 1:2.8 made in Japan. The side ventilation holes and toggle power switch at the rear reflect classic utilitarian projection design.
Equipped with a Japanese-made Soligor 100mm f/2.8 projection lens for sharp slide display.
Substantial all-metal construction designed to withstand the heat of high-wattage projection lamps.
Row of circular ventilation ports along the base facilitates convective cooling during operation.
Threaded knurled foot at the front allows quick image height alignment on projection surfaces.
Contrasting light grey enamel and textured dark grey lamp cover embody classic 1960s laboratory and home styling.
Rear toggle power switch paired with an attached flexible mains cable for direct wall outlet connection.
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Provenance documentation was not supplied for this specific Soligor Slide Projector with 100mm f/2.8 Lens; this listing is based on the supplied photographs only.

Visible directly on the front lens bezel in photo 2, the Soligor 100mm f/2.8 lens brought Japanese optical precision to living room slide shows across the globe. The account stays anchored to the individual object photographed here, preserving its maker, period, and visible material character for the next collection.

As seen in photos 1 and 3, the distinctive five circular ventilation holes and split-tower architecture were engineered to dissipate intense lamp heat safely away from delicate 35mm slides.
Allied Impex Corporation markets precision photographic lenses and accessories under the Soligor brand name.
Compact home slide projectors proliferate for viewing 35mm color transparency slides.
Japanese optical manufacturers produce dedicated projection lenses such as the Soligor 100mm f/2.8 for consumer projectors.
Manual and semi-manual slide projectors are largely phased out in favor of motorized tray and carousel designs.
The metal casing exhibits widespread cosmetic wear, including surface scuffs, paint chipping, and dark marks across the light grey base and upright tower. The lens barrel and focusing ring show moderate finish wear and dust, while the optical element appears intact without severe front scratches. The attached grey electrical cord and plug show signs of handling and age.
Notable paint chips, scratches, and rub marks along the edges and sides of the light grey metal base.
Soligor 100mm f/2.8 lens barrel shows edge wear; front element is intact with surface dust visible.
Front screw-type leveling foot is present with visible threading and knurled adjustment ring.
Original grey power cable is coiled around the back with standard molded plug and toggle switch intact.
Inspected, photographed, and packed with its condition report.
Custom-fit protective packing with tracked, insured courier service.
Return requests are accepted within fourteen days of confirmed delivery.
Prepared for courier handoff within three to five business days.
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