Thank you for viewing. This is a 1956 rangefinder film camera, the Konica Ⅲ. It was the "highest-end rangefinder camera" at Konica at the time. It has three main features: ① A bright "finder." Although not life-size, it's brighter compared to other rangefinder cameras of this generation, making it relatively easy to adjust focus even with this camera, which has a high difficulty level for focusing. ② "HEXANON 48mm F2" lens. Brighter than the lenses equipped on rangefinder cameras of the time, it's often used for portraits. ③ Distinctive "operability." You can take a picture by pressing the lever on the front twice, and the shutter speed, aperture, and how to open the film chamber are unique and interesting. Although the operation is somewhat difficult, I believe it's a camera with a lot of character that allows you to take photos carefully, contemplating each shot. It would be a lie to say it's a camera for beginners, but the operating feel is completely different from ordinary cameras. Why not try taking photos with the Konica ⅢA? ♦︎Condition♦︎ ・It has been serviced, so all functions such as the shutter work without any problems. ・The body has minor scratches and scuffs that don't show up in the product photos, but overall, there are no noticeable scratches, stains, or paint peeling, and it's in good condition, considering the age of the camera. ・Some of the exterior leather has peeled or is missing due to aging. ・Film winding has been confirmed with a junk film (36 exposures). ・The finder has been disassembled and cleaned, so it's clear and allows for comfortable shooting. ・The lens shows no signs of mold or clouding, and there is no dust. There are minor scratches on the front element due to aging, but they do not affect the photos. ・The light seals have been replaced, so you can use it immediately if you have film when it arrives. ♦︎Accessories♦︎ ・Camera body ・Strap金具 (Strap attachments) ・Filter If you have any other questions about the detailed condition of this camera, please contact me in the comments section.