Mamiya Mamiya-6 Rangefinder camera (No reserve price)





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Brand Mamiya, Model Mamiya-6, Serial No No87045; Functional condition: Tested and working.
Description from the seller
Mamiya Mamiya-6 Model V with Olympus Zuiko F.C. 7.5cm F3.5 Seikosha-Rapid #G70CW
★Good condition★
/// Included Items ///
・Everything shown in the photos is included.
/// Condition ///
◆ Appearance
There are signs of age and use, including scuffs, scratches, rust, and peeling leatherette.
There are no dents or major scratches that detract from the appearance.
Please check the photos for details.
◆ Optics
・Viewfinder, etc.
There are very small dust particles, slight fungus, and slight haze, but visibility is not a problem.
The rangefinder double image has been checked for alignment at infinity.
・Lens
There is slight fungus and slight haze.
These may affect shooting.
◆ Functional
Film advance, all shutter speeds, bulb, and aperture have been checked.
The red warning indicator in the viewfinder, which indicates that a photo has been taken and prompts film advance, also operates properly.
Seller's Story
Mamiya Mamiya-6 Model V with Olympus Zuiko F.C. 7.5cm F3.5 Seikosha-Rapid #G70CW
★Good condition★
/// Included Items ///
・Everything shown in the photos is included.
/// Condition ///
◆ Appearance
There are signs of age and use, including scuffs, scratches, rust, and peeling leatherette.
There are no dents or major scratches that detract from the appearance.
Please check the photos for details.
◆ Optics
・Viewfinder, etc.
There are very small dust particles, slight fungus, and slight haze, but visibility is not a problem.
The rangefinder double image has been checked for alignment at infinity.
・Lens
There is slight fungus and slight haze.
These may affect shooting.
◆ Functional
Film advance, all shutter speeds, bulb, and aperture have been checked.
The red warning indicator in the viewfinder, which indicates that a photo has been taken and prompts film advance, also operates properly.

