IdlewildSouth Loc: Tuscaloosa, AL

Black Konica FT-1 motor. Good working and cosmetic condition. S# 215966. No body cap. Battery grip & compartment clean & corrosion free.

Konica Hexanon 50mm 1.7
Konica Hexanon 35-70 zoom F3.5-4.5, has macro mode
Vivitar 28mm F2.5 wide angle

All lenses clean, free of fungus & scratches, aperture blades work crisply. All include front & rear caps. Also Hoya 55mm skylight and Rolev 55mm polarizer which fit both Hexanon lenses.

Extra battery grip included.
Original owner's manual included.
Original sales brochure included.

$75 Paypal only - includes Fedex ground shipping anywhere in lower 48. Will be securely packed and ship within 24 hours of payment, tracking provided.

Kuzano

Hexanon lenses... some of the sharpest around. Great for Mirrorless legacy manual focus.
Also Konica, the company good enough to buy out minolta to make the Konica Minolta enterprise, and ultimately sell our to Sony, which Sony took on to mirrorless production (Even though I do not think highly of Sony as a camera company. They had to buy into the camera market by buying Konica Minolta. Otherwise stick with Appliances and audio TV electronics.

ggenova64

Good Morning
May I see some photo's? If everything is working, I am interested.

IdlewildSouth Loc: Tuscaloosa, AL

Sure, I will add them within an hour. Thanks for your interest.

IdlewildSouth Loc: Tuscaloosa, AL

Pics up. There's some perspective distortion in a few, they were taken w/cell phone.

Thanks for your interest.

AzPicLady Loc: Behind the camera!

I had one of these in my hands for years. I actually bought two and used them to shoot at the racetrack. They were really nice cameras. Unfortunately mine was stolen in a burglary. Wish I could afford this!

Larry Powell Loc: Columbus OH

My first SLR was the Konica Autoreflex A in 1970. Wonderful camera and lenses. Minolta acquired Konica. Then Sony acquired Minolta. Konica was an innovative camera company and I miss them!! Still have lots of bodies and lenses.

Sony makes a helluva group of great cameras and lenses from the acquisition of Konica and Minolta. You should respect them. Great equipment and carrying on the innovation legacy of Konica.