14mm Nikkor D T2.9
18mm Nikkor D T2.9
24mm Nikkor AI-s T2.1
28mm Nikkor AI-s T2.1
35mm Nikkor AI-s T1.5
50mm Nikkor AI-s T1.3
58mm Noct-Nikkor AI-s T1.3
85mm Nikkor AI-s T1.5
105mm Nikkor AI-s T1.9
135mm Nikkor AI-s T2.1
180mm Nikkor AI-s T2.9

Comes in 2 x Hard plastic 6 hole cases with laser cut foam inserts (GL Optics).
Manual Focus: These lenses require manual focusing by rotating the focus ring.
Aperture Ring: They have a physical aperture ring on the lens barrel that allows you to manually set the lens aperture. This is a key feature that distinguishes them from many modern Nikon lenses (G-type) that lack an aperture ring.
F Mount: They are designed for Nikon’s F mount, which has been used for decades on their SLR and DSLR cameras. AI-s lenses can be used on many Nikon cameras, including some modern DSLRs (though often with manual focus and aperture control only).
Improved Aperture Control: The “s” in AI-s indicates a further refinement in how the aperture is controlled, making them more compatible with certain Nikon camera features like programmed auto and shutter-priority exposure modes (on cameras like the Nikon FA).
Orange Minimum Aperture: A common visual cue for AI-s lenses is that the smallest aperture number on the lens (the largest f-stop number) is often marked in orange.
Many different focal lengths and maximum apertures were produced in the Nikon Nikkor AI-s series, and they are still popular today for their solid build quality, excellent optics, and manual control.