Konus Mizar 1024 telescope made in Japan in the 1980s, manufactured by Mizar (Japan), and a Newtonian reflector, 2.25 times more powerful than a telescope with a diameter of 100 mm, characterised by a very high luminosity that makes it suitable for observation and long exposure photography of objects with low luminosity such as comets, nebulae and galaxies, but also the moon and the sun. It is in good working condition, with clear signs of time. Technical specifications: D = 153 mm F = 750 mm (f/5) Theoretical resolving power: 0.8 arcsec. Maximum useful magnification: 300x Maximum visible magnitude: 12.6 Equipment supplied: Barlow lens 3x Eyepiece 4 mm and 62 degrees Finder 6x 30 Polar telescope Motorised equatorial mount Missing elements: original box, objects holder and counterweight.