Instant purchase welcome. This is a valuable Canon S-type from the Seiki Kogaku era. The distinctive viewfinder (commonly called the "surprise box") pops out energetically. While there are no major scratches on the camera lens, the leather has cracked due to aging. It seems this camera is prone to cracking, as I've seen several examples with replaced leather. I chose not to replace the leather, preferring to keep it in its original condition. [Appearance] There are minor scratches on the exterior, but no noticeable large scratches or stains. Please check the photos. The leather condition is as described above. [Optics] The viewfinder has a slight amount of fine dust, but it should be practically usable. The rangefinder's double image is also visible. The Nikkor lens appears to be free of mold, but there might be slight haze. [Operation] The shutter operates at all speeds from Z, 1 to 1/500, with variations. The auto function also works. Although the accuracy is unknown, there doesn't seem to be any significant deviation (Z refers to bulb mode). The lens aperture and rangefinder coupling have been confirmed. [Accessories] A spool and a genuine metal patrone are included inside the camera. A negative envelope (from the time) with a print of the same model camera is also included. #SEIKI-KOGAKU #Nikkor #Made in 1939 #Standard Type #Rare #Hard to find