[Classic Antique] Konica II Bm 1957 rangefinder camera

Worth collecting Konica II Bm (1957) Hexar 45mm f3.5 rangefinder camera macular focus Japanese-made metal-linked range-finding overlay focus manual focus mechanical camera film camera Konica is the oldest imaging company in Japan. It was founded in 1873 by the Konishi Rokubei Store. In 1882, it developed its first camera, the classic I II III series [Konica I (f3.5/f2.8), II (II, IIA, IIB, IIB-m), III (III, IIIA, IIIM)], the most innovative rangefinder cameras of the year. Regardless of the materials used, production technology, mechanical properties and optical properties, they all reach a very high level. Except for the IIIM which has built-in light metering, the others have no light metering and range-finding macular focusing. Each model is a classic and worth collecting! IIA, IIB-m, IIIM are rarer. [Product status]: The macula is in focus, the shutter is normal, and the body is clean. [Camera Information]: Support multiple exposures Film: 135 format (need to be purchased separately) Aperture: f3.5~f22 Shutter speed: 500 Lens: 45mm f3.5 Manufacturing: Made in Japan