The Heliar lens is free of major scratches and fungus. There is a very light internal haze and some internal dust. Overall this lens is in remarkable shape given its 90-year age.

The shutter speeds are accurate or near accurate. The self timer is a little sluggish however. The aperture and shutter blades do have some patina. I noticed that the lens will not rotate to the 'T' setting, and this is most likely because of an internal spring in the Compur shutter that is known to freely rotate and obstruct the speed selector ring before it can reach 'T'. 

The body does show signs of usage, but the bellows are in good condition and are light tight.

The focusing ground glass is crooked inside of the ground glass back, but this shouldn't cause issues while focusing.