Thank you for viewing. This is the Konica ⅢA, a rangefinder film camera made in 1958. It was the "highest-end rangefinder camera" at Konica at the time. It has three main features: ① A very large and bright "finder." It is life-size and very bright, and was called a "living finder." Rangefinders are difficult to focus, but this large finder makes it relatively easy to adjust. ② "HEXANON 48mm F2" lens. It's brighter than the lenses on rangefinder cameras at the time, and is often used for portraits. ★There are models of the ⅢA with either a 48mm F2 lens or a 50mm F1.8 lens. 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. It would be a lie to say this is a camera for beginners, but why not try taking pictures with the Konica ⅢA, which has a completely different feel from ordinary cameras? ♦︎Condition◆ ・The body has minor scratches and scuffs from age that don't show up in the product photos, but overall it is in very good condition with no noticeable scratches, dirt, paint peeling, or frame paint loss. ・The exterior leather has no significant deterioration or dirt, but there is some peeling on the left side of the front. ・Film winding has been confirmed with a junk film (36 exposures). ・The finder has been disassembled and cleaned, so it is clear and allows for comfortable shooting. The double image misalignment has also been corrected. ・Film winding has been confirmed with a junk film (36 exposures). ・The lens is clear with no mold or clouding, and no dust. ♦︎Accessories♦︎ ・Camera body ・Strap金具 (Strap attachments) ★Warranty★ To ensure you can use it with peace of mind, we offer a 3-month operational warranty from the date the camera arrives. If any operational problems, natural failures, or defects that affect shooting occur within 3 months, we can provide free repairs or exchange for a replacement. If you have any other questions about the condition of this camera, please contact us in the comments section.