Tomiyama Art 4 Lenses Congo 105mm f/4.5 4x5 inch Camera. Pre-owned, almost no signs of use. Pre-owned, minimal signs of use. Pre-owned, normal signs of use. Few scuffs and dirty from normal use. It shows signs of use. There is a few tiny haze/. There is few tiny dust. All you can see on the picture will be included in a set of a package. I send a product by DHL or Fed Ex. Weekends are not available because post office is closed. International Buyers - Please Note.   

Introducing a vintage Zeiss Ikon Sonnar 135mm f4 camera lens, a rare find for any photography enthusiast. This lens delivers sharp and detailed images with a maximum aperture of f/4, making it a great addition to your photography equipment. Its focal length of 135mm provides a perfect balance between wide-angle and telephoto shots, making it a versatile tool for any photography style.   

You will get what you see in the photo. Good cosmetic and working condition. The camera starts and works. The camera works at all shutter speeds. There are traces of time and use on the body. On the lenses there is a small amount of micro dust and micro scratches. But this does not affect the quality of the photo. The camera is redesigned from the Soviet Fed camera. The lens is redesigned from the Soviet lens FED 3.5 / 50. These charges are buyers responsibility.   

Vintage Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic 35MM Camera with Super Takumar 55MM 1:8 Lens-F:1.8 to F:16. Excellent Working, Tested with Film, Light Meter Works; Fresh Battery installed. Comes with Original Case, and Strap. Pentax's Flagship Model-They invented the Industry Standard; Center Weighted Light Metering. 4 Million of these Cameras were produced Between 1964 and 1976, when the Spotmatic F replaced it. This Camera is in Excellent Mechanical shape, built like a Tank, and will perform Flawlessly for many years to come.   

   This is a NICE Old Heavy Camera! It's Not perfect, but it's got a lot of good going for it! A Nice example of a 80+ year old Used camera. It's technically a "Rangefinder" camera but it looks like a big Hasselblad SLR. It takes 620 Roll Film for making 6X9 cm images. It was made from about the mid 1940's through the mid 1950's--- I don't know exactly when. That lens is a 100mm f/3.5 Kodak Ektar--- a venerable workhorse from Eastman. It also comes with it's original Leather Case in pretty nice condition! It's in Very Good Condition overall--- it has some light wear, scuffs, ...

The camera has been tested and comes with a Takumar Bayonet 135mm lens. Everything is in good working condition. The camera shows normal signs of wear from use and storage.   

Cosmetically, the camera is in good condition, with some minor scuffs as to be expected of a camera of this age. The leather case is also in pretty good condition, though the strap attachment is broken on one side (see pictures). Mechanically, the camera appears to work correctly. The camera opens cleanly and the focus ring moves very smoothly. Some old, expired test film was loaded and the shutter and advance mechanism seem to work correctly (the mechanical nature of this camera requires film to be installed to test these functions). I cannot comment on the quality of the pictures this camera...

Both lenses shown are included.