The Nikon S3 Limited Edition Black is one of the most desirable modern recreations of a classic Japanese rangefinder camera. Based on the legendary Nikon S3 of the late 1950s, this special black version was produced in a strictly limited run and has become especially admired among collectors for combining historical significance with the quality and finish of a carefully executed Nikon reissue. What makes this model particularly appealing is the way it preserves the elegant proportions and mechanical character of the original Nikon rangefinder era while presenting it in a highly distinctive black finish. As a body-only example, it offers collectors and photographers an opportunity to build a particularly attractive Nikon S-mount rangefinder setup around one of the most desirable late Nikon commemorative bodies. Because of its limited production, direct connection to Nikon’s celebrated rangefinder heritage, and highly attractive black finish, the Nikon S3 Limited Edition Black remains a particularly sought-after piece today. It appeals not only to serious Nikon collectors, but also to photographers who appreciate the enduring beauty and mechanical refinement of a classic rangefinder camera. Offered here is a beautiful Nikon S3 Limited Edition Black 35mm rangefinder camera body, a highly collectible commemorative model with strong historical appeal. Serial Number: 302147 The camera remains in beautiful condition overall. According to the seller’s inspection, there are slight scuffs from light use, including a few marks on the bottom. Please review the listing photos carefully for the most accurate representation of the cosmetic condition. Optical Condition The optics are in beautiful condition. There is no noticeable large dust, fog, fungus, scratches, or separation. Functional Condition The camera has been checked and works properly. Included Items All items shown in the photos are included in this sale. This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a highly desirable Nikon S3 Limited Edition Black body, admired for its rarity, commemorative significance, and enduring appeal among rangefinder enthusiasts.