Canon Lens Hood ID Help??

[Fixcinater]

I got a 100/3.5 (34mm filter black-and-silver version) a while back, it came with a case, a silver hood as pictured and the hood that normally goes with the 100/3.5, with the 36mm clamp on adapter and 100/3.5 engraved hood piece.

Any ideas on what this is for? Seems a bit long/narrow for the 50/3.5, definitely not for the 35/2.8, and those are the only other 34mm filter thread lenses I know of in the Canon lineup.

Any help?

 

[Mackinaw]

An early version of the 100/3.5 hood?

Maybe Peter Kitchingman will see this. I suspect he would know.

Jim B.

 

[Spavinaw]

Don't know what it was made for, but the early 50m f2.8 art deco, the 28mm f2.8 for the Demi C, and perhaps other Demi models have 34mm front threads.

 

[ferider]

Probably belonged to an all chrome 100/4 (once had to clean one for a friend).

 

[px67]

In my opinion it is what Ferider says, looking at the shape it is for the 100/4 Serenar. I have one too with a bit finer inscription of the Canon name.
May I ask what serial number your lens has?

 

[Fixcinater]

Thanks all, confirmed some suspicions, still have not come across another one beyond what's mentioned here.

Serial number of the 100/3.5 shown is 5924X.

 

[farlymac]

It's nothing like the hood that came with my 100/3.5 676xx (looks just like yours). Mine is a 34mm screw-on Series VI holder with a black hood acting as the retainer ring.

PF

 

[Fixcinater]

farlymac, I have that same. This lens came with that correct style, the silver one shown in the images and a couple caps + case.