Yashica 35 — Yashica's First 35mm Rangefinder Camera Hello from Japan! We provide high-quality cameras and lenses to the world. The Yashica 35, released in April 1958, was Yashica's very first 35mm rangefinder camera. Featuring a Yashinon lens, Copal MXV leaf shutter (B to 1/500), and a coupled rangefinder, it was built with quality materials and solid construction that belie its affordable price point. A fully manual camera with no meter — pure mechanical photography. IMPORTANT — Please read carefully: The focus lever is very stiff. The slow shutter speeds are sluggish and imprecise. This camera is priced as a fair item reflecting these mechanical issues. Despite these flaws, the lens is clean and it can still take photographs. Condition: USED — Bargain Pre-owned, functional but has noticeable flaws. Please refer to the photos for appearance and overall condition. Serial Number Please check the photo. Appearance Scuffs and scratches from normal use. Please check the photos for details. Optical Condition Lens: No problem Known Issues - Focus lever is very stiff - Slow shutter speeds are sluggish and imprecise These issues are reflected in the pricing. Bundled Items Only the items shown in the photos are included. Important Notes for Used Items As this is a used item, subtle imperfections may exist that are not individually described. Shipping We ship via FedEx, DHL, UPS, or SLS. We only ship to registered addresses. We ship within 3 business days after payment. Customs and Taxes Import duties, taxes, and other fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office before bidding. We do not under-declare item values or mark items as "gifts." Returns and Buyer Protection Handled in accordance with Catawiki's Seller Terms. If you have any questions, please contact us before bidding. Thank you for visiting our listing. Japan has one of the world's largest used-camera markets. We appreciate your interest.