Limited-time sale until noon on December 28th 21,000 yen → 18,000 yen I purchased this camera about 10 years ago in the camera district of Umeda, Osaka, as a serviced item. I'm selling it because there are no longer any shops nearby that develop film, and I haven't had many opportunities to use my silver halide camera. I hope to pass it on to someone who will cherish it. Due to the reasons above, I haven't been able to verify its operation, including actual photography. I tested all the functions without film, and there were no unusual noises. However, this is just my amateur assessment. Regarding the exposure meter, it has a chronic issue and doesn't function correctly. I was told by the shop staff at the time that for this model, it's standard practice not to repair the exposure meter but to use a separate one. Also, the case was purchased separately from the camera body, after visiting several stores. It wasn't expensive, but that's what makes it troublesome; it's not widely sold, so it's hard to find. The joy of being able to wind the film through the case is something you can't experience with modern digital cameras. There is some rust, but I hope you will maintain it and use it. Regarding how to use it, Camera no Naniwa has compiled detailed information. "How to Use the Contessa 35... How to Get Along with the Countess"