I bought this camera from my brother in the mid 1990s. He bought it new some time around 1989 I believe, the complete outfit. I am selling the parts separately. Unfortunately I don't have the boxes. I have kept this gear stored in a foam lined case all these years. I was on a camera binge, and my brother hadn't used it in a while so I bought it from him. I didn't use it very much myself, as I was mainly into railroad action photography and shooting 35mm autofocus. So this camera is really low mileage. It's in good clean condition, but I am not a collector or grader and I would never presume to declare its condition other than what you see. I tested it (with lens and back) and shutter speeds sound good, the "barn doors" at the back operate smoothly and tight. There's a little bit of dust but the flash on my digital camera tends to really make it stand out. If you are looking for a good solid user Hasselblad, maybe this one is for you. I am selling all of the bits separately - not everyone needs a complete outfit, but if you check my other items you'll find enough to make a complete outfit. I'd love to see it all go to a good home and get some use. The Hasselblad was good enough for NASA to send to the moon. We've seen all those grainy videos, but those awesome super clear images of Buzz Aldrin and the others were taken with a custom made 70mm version of this very camera, with a VERY large film back since it's kind of hard to load a roll of film in a space suit. I really love this camera, but right now I need the money and it has probably not been used in at least 15 years. There was film left in the backs which I used up just to check it out, and everything seemed in good working order. If I were in the position to spend money and buy stuff, I'd be keeping this and getting a digital back for it - maybe the buyer has that in mind. Incredible high resolution.