Olympus 15mm f8 for Micro Four Thirds Teleconverter if you remember what your

if you remember what your kid did to the last box they got their mitts on

First things first: this is called a Honeywell Pentax bellows because Honeywell was distributing Asahi product in North America at the time

This was a huge deal in the 90s and it's still not entirely clear why

with only very minimal wear

Olympus 15mm f8 for Micro Four Thirds Teleconverter if you remember what yourThe Olympus 15mm f8 is a tiny wide angle lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras that's no bigger than a body cap, and it's pretty much designed to be used that way: it has no electronics, no autofocus, and a built in sliding lens cover. Just about the smallest, least intrusive lens you can get.