Thank you for viewing this product from among many others. This is the rangefinder film camera 【OLYMPUS 35DC】. Released in 1971, it was sold as a higher-end model than the TRIP35 at the time. DC stands for "Deluxe and Compact camera," and it is equipped with a large-aperture F.Zuiko 40mm F1.7 lens. The exposure control uses program AE, so it's a simple camera that you can basically shoot with by winding the film and setting the focus. ♦︎Condition♦︎ ・All parts have been serviced, so all functions work without any problems. ・The exterior has some scratches on the strap area and minor scratches on the bottom, but otherwise, there are no noticeable scratches or stains, and it is very clean considering it's a 50-year-old camera. ・The lens is clean without the coating peeling that is characteristic of this camera. However, there is some clouding on the front element due to balsam separation. ・The viewfinder has almost no scratches and has been disassembled and cleaned, so it is clear. I think you can enjoy shooting with it. ●Accessories● ・Body ・Strap ・Test battery The camera maintenance details are listed in the warranty. We have mainly serviced the shutter mechanism, replaced the light seals, and cleaned the camera exterior and interior. ★Warranty★ To ensure you can use it with peace of mind, we offer a one-month warranty from the date the camera arrives. If any malfunctions, natural failures, or defects that affect shooting occur during this period, we can provide free repairs or exchange it for a replacement camera. It's a compact and relatively lightweight camera that you can take anywhere, and I highly recommend it. If you have any other questions about the detailed condition or this camera, please contact us in the comment section.