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The Zeiss Kodak Anastigmat lens on this Vest
Pocket Kodak was an expensive optional upgrade. The name "Zeiss Kodak
Anastigmat" indicates a Zeiss Tessar™ lens, manufactured by Zeiss for
Kodak. Zeiss reserved the "Tessar" trademark solely for lenses sold
under the Zeiss label. By 1912, when this camera was made, the Tessar design was
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