- Minolta 5000 AF 35mm body

- Minolta 24-50 1:4 AF lens 

- Minolta 35-70 1:4 AF lens

- Sigma 75-300 zoom lens

- Tamron-F AF teleconverter

- Minolta 5000 quick start and user manual

- various receipts

- Hama camera bag to hold all the above

Camera is not film tested but main functions (shutter / film wind / metering / autofocus) have been tested and function as expected.  Lenses are free of fungus.  The two Minolta AF lenses function fine but am not 100% sure of the Sigma zoom.  The manual zoom control on it functions fine when lens is off but when mounted it locks.  It *may* be that this is to allow the body to control zoom instead but if so then I wasn't able to get this working.  Might just be me missing something obvious though.  (Also the rubberised coating on the barrel is starting to come away.) The Tamron teleconverter seems to work; the lens mount fitting on it rattles around but this may be by design.

Also comes with Hama kit bag, manuals and some original receipts for curiosity value (note that these cover a mix of items that are included and some that aren't.)  NB there is a half-exposed film still in the camera; I don't know what is on this other than the very last shot which I took myself as a test of the shutter.  There are also five rolls of what I assume are unused film (as the leaders are still visible.)  Presumably these are past their expiry dates but you might get interesting results from them nonetheless.

All in all this is a very nice kit with the body and two Minolta lenses in excellent condition!