Condition Appearance There are slight scuffs, and the set is otherwise in very clean condition. Optics The lenses have been cleaned of fungus. On the 50mm, under a strong light, faint haze can be seen over about half of the rear element, and faint traces of old fungus slightly off-centre on a middle element. On the 135mm, under a strong light, faint haze can be seen across the front element, and faint traces of old fungus around the edge of the rear element. There is also some dust inside. These have no effect at all on the photographs taken, so you can buy with confidence. Function Fully functional. All operations work properly without any issues. This camera has been serviced: the self-timer has been repaired, the exposure has been checked and the light seals have been replaced. Film transport has been tested and works correctly. Accessories Strap Front lens cap x2 Rear lens cap x1 Lens filter x3 Lens hood x2 Camera case Hood case x1 Everything shown in the photos is included. Description The Canon 7 is the 1961 rangefinder that marked the peak of Canon's screw-mount cameras. It has a built-in selenium light meter that needs no battery, and a bright viewfinder with projected frame lines for 35, 50, 85, 100 and 135mm. It takes Leica screw mount lenses, and this outfit comes with two of Canon's own: the fast 50mm f/1.4 standard lens and the 135mm f/3.5 telephoto, together with the camera's original case, hoods and filters. Shipping We ship via DHL, EMS, UPS, or other DDU methods. Import duties and taxes are the responsibility of the buyer. Final Message Thank you very much for viewing this item. This camera takes Leica screw mount (L39) lenses. It has been serviced, so it is ready to shoot as it is. Each item is carefully inspected and securely packed to ensure safe international delivery. We look forward to serving you. 8H377-1315 49