I was planning to overhaul and use this, a Nicca 3-S, offered as a junk item. It's junk, but the only problem seems to be that the shutter doesn't fire; the other parts are probably working to some extent. Nicca Type-3S (released September 1952) - This is the model before the Type-5, which has a hinged back, and it features a German-style sync contact for the Nicca IIIB, adding an X-class contact in addition to the FP-class. Among Nicca cameras, this one is well-made, similar to the Leica Barnack. It has an appearance very similar to the Leica 3C and 3f. There are many Leica copies, but Nicca is known for its excellent quality. The viewfinder is slightly cloudy, but the yellow focusing spot remains, making it easy to focus. There is no misalignment in the double image. If you send it in for repair, it will still be usable. The leatherette is also clean. A spool is included. Even if it's not a Leica original, it would cost around 2000 yen to buy one. Considering everything, I think this price is a bargain. Please consider overhauling it instead of just thinking of it as an object. Please take a look at the many photos and make your decision. If you understand that this is a camera from over 70 years ago and is a junk item, please consider it. How about it, Nikon, Leica, and Hasselblad fans?