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Vintage Kodak Pocket Instamatic 60 Rangefinder Camera with original case.  Condition exactly as pictured. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.

This vintage camera, Yashica Mat 124G is up for sale. Its an old film camera. The internal working is fine and excellent. The body has marks and signs of age. The lens has some fungus. This is a good camera for camera collectors and also for film photographers. There is no case with it and no accessories.

RANGER RICK 35mm FOCUS FREE CAMERA Still in Original Bubble Wrap Camera Pictured is the one you will Receive Free Shipping 

In new condition With - camera, booklet, pocket holder and its original box

In Chromepet, Chennai.Price fixed. Please dont bargain. 6 year old Nikon Df is a retro styled weather sealed DSLR, a collectors Item Shutter count just 44700. Does not shoot video. Only still photos. In 9/10 cosmetic condition and full working condition. Beautifully crafted with dials for ISO, PASM, Exposure Compensation, shutter speed and additional wheels for aperture and shutter control. Plenty of external buttons. One of the best low light cameras out there. 16.2 MP Full frame sensor of the Nikon D4, expeed 3 processor Native ISO Sensitivity: 100-12,800 1x SD slot. crisp and clear pentaprism viewfinder with 100% coverage Speed: 5.5 FPS. In Camera HDR Multi-CAM 4800FX AF with 39 focus points and 9 cross-type sensors LCD Screen: 3.2 inch diagonal with 921,000 dots Weight: 710g (body only) Can work with Ai, AIs, AF-S, AF-D lenses for Nikon Mount. Selling body only with two original batteries and original charger and strap. Test and buy. No Returns.

National 35 SPRINTY C Vintage Indian camera.  Specs & History:- •Manufactured by National Instruments Ltd. in Jadavpur, Calcutta (now Kolkata), the National 35 was a 35mm camera released in 1979.  •Also known as the National 35 Sprinty BC, it has been hailed as India’s first locally manufactured, low-cost camera.  •Based on the design of a German camera, the Regula Sprinty BC, production of the National 35 started when National Instruments purchased the plans and design of the original German camera from its manufacturer, King KG, in the 1970s.  •The National 35 was extremely popular through the 1980s and continued to be produced until the early 1990s, when National Instruments shut down.