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Rare Canon SII Range-Finder Camera with Canon Serenar 5cm f3.5 LTM mount- USA

Camera is in used condition but in excellent working order.It has very minimal signs of use for its age.

Body is in excellent condition , no dings, no dents and no scratches, only baseplate shows some scuffing where the camera was attached to the tripod.

Shutter speeds are functiong at all speeds, in fast and slow speeds.

For camera of this age, accuracy is not guaranteed.

Shutter Curtain is clean and has no holes or light leaks.

Finder is clean with very few dust particles.

Range finder is working as it should (it can be adjusted easily via Range finder screw in the front of the upper plate).

Optics are clean and has no fungus, no haze, no separation and no major scratches, only very faint cleaning marks and hair-line scratches.

Focus ring moves smoothly as it should.

Aperture ring moves smoothly as intended.

Aperture blades are clean.

Using flash-light, it seems to my eyes that there is a slight fogging, but when I tested the lens with the camera, the resulted photos were clear and very nice.

Includes

Canon SII camera S.n. 23146

Canon Serenar 5cm f3.5 No. 12697

Original Canon metal front Lens cap.

Original Canon Camera Leather Case (Last part of the case which close the case is missing, see photos).

What you see is what you get, above description is based on my opinion and my bare eyes, so please check photos carefully before bidding.

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