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The Contaflex 126 is a completely different body. Its only relation to the rest of the Contaflex family is its name.
It was introduced in 1967 to accept Kodak 126 (Instamatic) cartridges.
It was one of the very few SLRs taking 126 film, and one of the very few ambitious cameras using that film. (Two other examples of 126 SLRs are the Rolleiflex SL26 and Kodak Instamatic Reflex.)
The Contaflex 126 is a SLR with a focal-plane shutter and interchangeable lenses. The range of lenses was:
Zeiss Distagon 25/4
Zeiss Distagon 32/2.8
Zeiss Pantar 45/2.8, three-element, cheaper
Zeiss Tessar 45/2.8, four-element, better
Zeiss Sonnar 85/2.8
Zeiss Tele-Tessar 135/4
Zeiss Tele-Tessar 200/4
The Contaflex 126 lenses are often confused with other lenses by the sellers. They can only be used on the Contaflex 126 body, that can only take the obsolete 126 cartridge, so the value of these lenses is not very high, despite their famous names.

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