Nikkor annual 1965/66

Edited by Nikkor Club

Nikkor Club was established in 1952 to promote photography culture. Having been highly acclaimed and relied on by Life Magazine photographers, NIKKOR lenses became a favorite of prominent photographers around the world. While interest in Nikon and NIKKOR was also growing among amateurs, the Nikkor Club was founded as an international association for friendly exchange among keen users of NIKKOR lenses. Founding members included international photographers from Life Magazine and Magnum Photos, top photographers from Japan, novelists, scholars and film actors. Nikkor Club was established with the help of Ihei Kimura, Ken Domon, Jun Miki, Yusaku Kamekura, Kenji Mizoguchi and Hideko Takamine. (Nikon.com) 

This 1965/66 edition published by Nikkor Club, in an original cardboard slipcase, with white titling on overlaid red printed paper. The jacket edges are rubbed from removing and replacing into the slipcase, and the foot of the spine is creased and torn. White cloth boards with white titling on black square background, and black spine titling. 154 pages of images of varying size, in both colour and black and white.