The Praktina mount was a breech-lock mount specific to the East German Praktina SLR.
We can attempt to make a list of the Praktina lenses.
Angénieux lenses[]
French optical company Angénieux (Paris) made some lenses in Praktina mount.
- 28/3.5 Retrofocus Type R11
- 35/2.5 Retrofocus Type R1
- 90/2.5 Type Y12
Meyer lenses[]
Meyer was the second provider of East German lenses after Carl Zeiss Jena. All were alu finish unless noted:
- 35/4.5 Primagon
- 100/2.8 Trioplan
- 180/3.5 Primotar
- 180/5.5 Telemegor
- 300/4.5 Telemegor
Schacht lenses[]
The West German company Schacht made some lenses in Praktina mount.
- 35/2.8 Praktina IIA-S-Travegon
- 50/1.8 S-Travelon
- 85/2.8 Travenar
- 100/3.3 Travegar
Steinheil lenses[]
The West German company Steinheil made some lenses in Praktina mount.
- 55/1.9 Quinon (Optigon-Automatic)
- 135/4.5 Culminar
Enna lenses[]
The West German company Enna (München) made some lenses in Praktina mount.
- type I: alu version
- type II: tele - black with wide chrome stripes, manual diaphragm
The lenses were:
- 35/3.5 Lithagon (I)
- 90/2.8 Tele-Ennalyt (II)
- 240/4.5 Tele-Ennalyt (II)
Feinmess lenses[]
Feinmess is a German optical company (Dresden) made some lenses in Praktina mount.
- 105/4.5 Bonotar
Isco lenses[]
The West German company Isco made some lenses in Praktina mount.
- 35/2.8 Westron
- 180/4 Tele-Westanar
Kilfitt lenses []
Heinz Kilfitt Optische Fabrik (München) made some lenses in Praktina mount.
- 40/2.8 Macro-Kilar
Carl Zeiss Jena lenses[]
The primary provider of Praktina lenses was Carl Zeiss Jena. The finish could be:
- type I: alu with knurled rings, manual or preset diaphragm
- type II: alu with leatherette on the focusing ring, auto diaphragm
The lenses were:
- 35/2.8 Flektogon (I)
- 40/4.5 Tessar (I)
- 50/2 Flexon/Pancolar (II)
- 50/2.8 Tessar (II)
- 58/2 Biotar (I)
- 75/1.5 Biotar (I)
- 80/2.8 Biometar (I)
- 120/2.8 Biometar (I)
- 135/4 Sonnar (I)
- 135/4 Triotar (I)
- 180/2.8 Sonnar (I)
- 300/4 Sonnar (I)