Pentax PENTAX 6x7, medium format film camera / Takumar 200mm F4 / 300mm F4 ① Body + Finder (no exposure meter) ② 300mm lens (equivalent to 150mm on 35mm format) ③ 200mm lens (equivalent to 100mm on 35mm format) These are the 3 items in the set. Shutter: Works well Shutter dial: Works well Mirror up: Works well Film winding: Works well Film speed adjustment: Works well BATT lamp: Works well Chain: Works well Battery chamber: No corrosion Molt (light-sealing material): ✖️ Film chamber, finder Both have deteriorated molt [Body] Regarding the exterior, there are almost no scratches, dents, or dirt. (Because I had two of these cameras, this one was used extremely rarely) However, inside the back cover, there is deterioration such as molt (light-sealing material) and corrosion on the hinges. [Finder] The molt (light-sealing material) has deteriorated, so there is looseness between the body and the finder. [Lens] There are small scratches on the exterior. There is no visible mold, dust, or scratches inside the lens. [Note] Because the molt (light-sealing material) has deteriorated, it is unknown if there is any light leakage, but we recommend replacing the molt before valuable shoots. (The last time I took a picture was over a decade ago) [Excellent condition] Regarding the body, the exterior is in good condition and shows no signs of use, which is hard to believe for a 40-year-old camera. The problem is the molt (sponge-like light-sealing material), so replacing this will make it almost like new.