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+ caps. Condition 5/E (useable but focus stiff, a few light scratches and very light haze, minor fungus at extreme edge – will have no noticeable effect on pictures, some oil on iris blades). Tested – produces excellent quality images

+ cap & B+W UV-Haze filter. Condition 4-5/D (minor dust/haze & a few light scratches – will have no noticeable effect on pictures, minor indentation to filter thread – filters attach without a problem). The camera in the pictures is not included!

+ later cap. Condition 4-5/G (except indentations to meter surround & above ‘Canon’ on rear of top-plate, 1/1000th not fully opening, some haze & fungus in lens). Lens tested – produces excellent quality images

+ caps. Condition 4-5/E (a few light scratches on front & rear elements, some oil on iris).  Rare lens, made for a short time for the Japanese home market. c. January to July 1961. Tested- produces excellent quality images

Condition 6/E (knock to filter thread, focus not smooth, some ‘play’ in mount, optics good – minor dust & a few light scratches on front element). Tested – produces excellent quality images

chrome, for 50mm f1.2 etc. Condition 4/D (minor marks on glass)

Condition: body 5-6/G (slow speeds sticking slightly), lens 5/E (a few marks on front element + minor dust, focus not 100% smooth). Lens tested – produces excellent quality images

+ later Canon front cap. Condition 5/E (optics slightly marked & some edge separation, focus slightly stiff). Tested – produces excellent quality images

(F-1, FTb, EF, AE-1, AE-1P, A-1), Harald Francke, January 1991. 194 pages, 125x190mm 

103 pages, 120x160mm, 1985 

43 pages, 120x160mm, dated 12/74 

72 pages, 120x160mm, dated 11/76 

45 pages, 120x160mm 

64 pages, 120x160mm

+ caps & original box with matching number + ‘Canon Interchangeable Lenses’ leaflet with a 35mm f1.5 illustrated on the front, dated 07-59.  Rare lens in near mint condition. c.1958-60

 + cap. Condition 4-5/E (some coating marks & haze in optics). Lens tested – produces excellent quality images. Body c.1951-52, lens c.1947-1949

 + case, ‘V-type’ version with automatic parallax correction when used with VT etc. Condition 5/D

+ rear cap + 51-page Canon Serenar Lenses catalogue dated 10-52. Rare Serenar version made only in 1952, approximately 500 manufactured

(A-1, AT-1, AE-1, AE-1 Program, T50, T70, T90). Bob Shell, Harold Francke. 1995, 5th printing 2000. 191 pages, 125x190mm 

Leonard Gaunt. 3rd edition 1979. 468 pages, 130x215mm, hardback