For sale is a RO1956 KODAK Signet 35, late model. The late model is characterized by a black film pressure plate and a wavy distance ring finger rest. Accessories include a KODAK genuine leather case (with address written on it) and a rare step-up ring & Ednalite SL1A filter set. This Signet 35 is a classic camera with a stylish design that belies its age of over 70 years. Nicknamed "Mickey Mouse," it remains very popular with collectors. The lens is a 3-group, 4-element Tessar-type Ektar 44mm/f3.5. Among Kodak's lineup, cameras equipped with Ektar lenses hold a special significance, representing the Kodak brand. "Camera Condition" The rangefinder's double image is clear, and there are no problems with focusing. There are scratches and wear from age and use. Some lettering is faded, and there are traces of aluminum corrosion, but it is a relatively clean camera. There are dust, cleaning marks, and mold marks that could not be removed from the lens optics. They do not affect normal shooting except in backlight. There are no light leaks. Actual shooting has been confirmed. "Important Notes" ・The shutter will not fire unless film is loaded. ・The shutter charge does not interlock even when winding is complete. Manually push down the shutter lever to charge. ・Set the aperture after slightly pushing down the aperture lever. ・The film counter is a subtractive type and is manually adjusted by rotating it in the direction of the arrow. ・Rewinding is done by sliding the lever on the lower back of the body to the left and rotating the rewind knob. ・The lever on the lower front of the body is the multiple exposure lever. Be careful as it is in an easily accessible position. This can cause frame skipping or misalignment. ・The back cover can be opened by pressing the button on the right side of the body and pushing down the lever. Care must be taken when opening and closing the back cover, as there is a risk of dropping it. ・This camera has many points to note. Please check YouTube, etc., before operating. "Sample Photo" C57180 Banetsu Monogatari train, using Fuji 400 film This camera is for practical use and is not a collector's item. Those who are particular about details are recommended to purchase from a specialist store. This is a "as is" sale based on Japanese transactions. There is no warranty, including for photography. Please check the profile.