From my Uncle's house: vintage Yashica 12 camera in the original case. We have a picture of my Uncle using this camera a very long time ago. The leather case is not perfect; see pictures, and I don't know anything about cameras so I don't know if this works or how to test it, so it is being sold as is. 

About four years ago, my Uncle Jesse died at 86; he was a Renaissance man who lived a long and interesting life. After he died, my sisters and brothers and I had to clean out my grandmother's house,  childhood home of Uncle Jesse and my dad, where he lived again after he retired. Uncle Jesse was in the Golden Gloves in the 30's, a radio operator in WWII as Merchant Marine and then the Navy, and after the war he opened a radio repair business. In 1949 or 1950, he entered the seminary and studied at the Vatican to become a Catholic priest. He was a missionary, a philosopher, and a scholar. He was also an accomplished award winning photographer; it was a passion of his, and he collected cameras, lenses, and so many books! We found rooms full of camera equipment, radio equipment, and weird machines. I am going to be listing some of these things in the next few weeks.