A very rare Auto Half commemorating the 1972 Sapporo Olympics. Sapporo Olympic items include bobsleigh, ice hockey, figure skating, speed skating, and skiing, and this product features ice hockey. The metallic blue illustration has a snow pattern relief on the back, which reflects light and looks beautiful. ○ Condition The exterior condition is generally good, with some minor damage, but no significant scratches, stains, or dents. The lens is generally clean. The shutter works. The automatic aperture function is also working. I set the film speed to 200 and confirmed that the appropriate exposure mark changes from yellow in bright places to red in dark places, and the aperture changes accordingly. Winding operation is working. The viewfinder has been cleaned, and the light-shielding material on the back cover has been replaced with a new one before shipping. ※ Please refer to this article for how to use the Auto Half. http://lhasacafe.blog10.fc2.com/blog-entry-322.html ○ About the product The bottom of the first image is a test shot taken with this camera, for your reference. The shutter, exposure meter, etc., were working during the test shots, but we have not used measuring instruments, so please refrain from bidding if you are looking for precise accuracy. We have not checked anything other than what is stated in the product description, so please ask any questions you may have in advance. This is a classic camera from around the 1970s. Please understand this before purchasing. ○ Shipping We will ship via Yu-Yu Mercari or Rakuraku Mercari. If you purchase multiple items from the same account, we may ship them together. Please understand this in advance. The seller will pay for shipping. Due to business trips, it may take a few days to ship. In that case, we will contact you with the specific shipping date in the transaction message section. ※ Note This product is only listed on Mercari and Yahoo Auctions. If it is listed on other sites, someone is illegally reprinting the product information without our permission, and we have no relationship with that site.