April 1, 2024
VINTAGE KONICA AUTO S1.6 RANGEFINDER 35mm FILM CAMERA
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Konica 35mm Rangefinder Auto S 1.6 Camera Overall the camera is in good shape with the shutter and light meter working well, camera battery included. The lens appears clear and all the buttons and levers work. I have no film to test the camera but it looks to be in good working condition. Included is a Promatic CL1800 flash; a nice colorful neck strap;a gray Albiner case, and the Konica camera case. The flash works fine, we tested it, but it does need batteries; The strap is intact with no major problems, the Albiner case is roomy with an additional front zipper pocket and back open pocket. There is a small black mark on it.For someone taking a class, or anyone looking to get into film photography, this is a nice camera; and a great camera for any collector. Our pictures are detailed and part of the description, so please look at them carefully. Photo depicts the actual item you are buying.We do our best to describe every item with truth and accuracy. Vintage, Antique, and Pre-owned items show normal wear for their age and are sold ‘as is’. Look at our other auctions for other purses, collectibles & vintage jewelry.Feel free to send an email with any questions prior to bidding.Ask about our combined shipping discount.Thank you for looking!The shipping cost includes insuranceand is for CONTINENTAL USA ONLY> INTERNATIONAL & ALL OTHER
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