★Retro★ Canon Film Camera Rangefinder with Leather Case

This is a Canon film camera. It comes in a leather case and has a charming retro feel. There are signs of use, scratches, and dirt due to its age, but it is recommended for those who understand it as a vintage item.

We have confirmed that the shutter works, but we cannot guarantee its accuracy. The camera has film loaded, but we have not been able to test actual shooting or development.

This is a rangefinder camera from Canon (formerly Seiki Kogaku) manufactured between the 1940s and 1950s, along with its mounted Canon Serenar 50mm f/1.9 lens.

This camera is in the Barnack type style, modeled after Leica cameras of the time, and is one of the representative early products that supported Canon's history.

Camera and Lens Details
Lens: Engraved with SERENAR f:1.9 50mm, which is the name of Canon's early interchangeable lens brand.
Camera Body: Based on its external features (such as the dials and window placement on the top plate), it corresponds to models like the Canon II B or IV Sb.
Canon II B (1949): One of the early models featuring an innovative variable magnification viewfinder.
Canon IV Sb: A flagship model of Canon from the same period, boasting extremely high perfection.
Accessories: A brown genuine leather body case is attached in the images. In addition to those originally included as genuine accessories at the time, companies like TP Original also sell reproduction leather cases specifically for this model today.

[Brand] Canon
[Category] Film Camera
[Item Condition] Slightly scratched or dirty
[Color] Silver, Brown (case)

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