Lars: No, 'colour smearing' by beat-pattern interference is the dot-like pattern as I already referred to. Ghosts can show colour banding as well, but such are caused by different mechanisms mainly from the optics themselves.
This 'dotted pattern' is an interaction between the sensor and reflective surfaces inside the lens. Quite peculiar and not very common, although it can occur with nearly all digital cameras and lens combinations provided there exists a very strong point-light source and the lens is stopped well down. Thus, I have observed this phenomenon on models from Canon, Fuji, Nikon, Olympus, and Panasonic. Had I kept my Sony A7 I probably would have observed this there as well.
Harald: the old 28-45 Nikkor never ranked high in terms of being resistant to ghosting and lens flare. Which you amply demonstrated.