Minolta X-500 + MD 1,7/50 mm Single lens reflex camera (SLR)

Due to the end of my collection: a manually focusable Minolta X-500 SLR camera with a 50 mm lens and original lens cap. It was also sold under the name X-570. The camera was introduced in 1983, a few years after its very popular big brother, the X700. It was a less expensive, simplified, and in some ways better alternative. The camera does not feature the very popular 'program mode' among beginner photographers but was introduced for enthusiasts who wanted more control.

Shutter: horizontally moving slit shutter.

Shutter speeds: B, 1 - 1/1000.
Lens: Minolta MD 50 mm f 1:1.7. Lens free from haze, fungus, and separation.
The offered camera is in good, fully functional condition and has signs of use. It is delivered without batteries. Photos are part of the description.