This is a semi-junk Nikomat film SLR camera made by Nikon. It's the original FT model, not the FTn that's often listed, making it a slightly rarer type. It's the early type that doesn't have the mechanism to easily set the lens's maximum aperture on the body (the so-called "gacha-gacha"), so you have to manually set the maximum aperture on the body. The exterior has minor scratches and scuffs, but is generally in good condition (please check the photos carefully). There are no major operational problems. The exposure meter needle occasionally jumps, but it works relatively normally, and the exposure is almost correct when shooting according to the exposure meter. There is mirror foam, but the foam on the back cover is only partially present (only at the hinges), so it's recommended to have it replaced. There is a lot of small dust inside the viewfinder. Also, there is some minor mold and clouding, although it hardly affects the view. I have used it for normal shooting, and there were no particular problems. However, since it's a very old camera, turning 60 years old, and is being sold as semi-junk, please understand the minor details. As a bonus, I'm including a junk Nikorex F body and an Auto Nikkor 28mm F3.5 lens. The Nikorex F has a winding lever fixed with a strange screw, and the shutter stays open at slow shutter speeds (around 1/8 and slower). The 28mm lens has a focus shift, and the focus is not correct at close distances (generally 1m or more). If it looks focused through the viewfinder, the photos will be in focus. Both are completely junk bonuses. Other features: Operation confirmed