Must sell asap, moving today and need the money. So, I will sell all this for $1000.00 plus shipping. Or will sell the camera only for $800.00 plus shipping.

Nikon D810, US model, shutter count 34,000+.
Sigma 70-200 2.8 (non os version)
Tokina AT-X pro 28-70 2.8.
Both lenses are close to perfect, no haze fungus or scratches on glass.
Camera in great shape.
Comes with backpack style case, unused nikon strap, original box and manual.
10 pin wired remote shutter control, 2 batteries and new charger, 2 cf cards 1 SD card. Battery grip (aftermarket). Card reader, neoprene case for Tokina, both lenses have uv filters on them since I got them.

Asking $1360.00
I take all credit cards, debit cards and cash app. All through Square credit card company,
Square has buyer and seller protection.

I do not want to sell them, but I need the money. This still leaves me with a D7200 and 5 lenses, so photography will live on at my place.

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I know I am late to post this, but after reading all the responses, I would reach out to Robertl. In my opinion he has given the best advise and already offered to help. Sounds like his experience top notch.

Mount?

I use these on all my cameras and straps.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07F94FQRB?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title#

Some people (such as myself) can't afford oem everything. In some situations it's 3rd party or nothing.

Double 3rd party charger = a 3rd party charger that charges 2 batteries at one time.
Sorry that is a bit confusing, the way I worded that.

About 3 years ago I spoke to an employee of a local camera store about 3rd party batteries, afterwards I purchased a double battery charger and 2 Enegon batteries, total cost with tax under $30.00.
I have 2 Nikon DSLR'S & 2 battery grips. both take the same battery. This gave me, 4 Nikon batteries and 2 3rd party.
I don't really need 6 batteries, just wanted to be prepared just in case.
So about 6-8 months later 1 of the 3rd party batteries swelled up and got stuck in my D810, had to have it removed by Mike's Camera, (great people btw).
I contacted the seller and after some very unneeded conversations, they sent me a new one under warranty.
Since then I have only used those a couple times and have never stored a camera with one in it.
Yesterday I decided to check all my batteries and charge a couple, in less than 20 minutes the charger (which is a double 3rd party) started smoking, so that charger and both 3rd party batteries will be deposed off. (Properly).
Now I have 3 non-Nikon lenses, and 5 Nikkors, I love them, they work as they should, and I will continue to use and probably purchase non oem lenses, but, I will be buying a couple Nikon batteries this month at $70.00 each. 7x the cost of the 3rd party ones. But why would a battery cost 7x as much? Just for the Nikon name? I would definitely have to agree they are better. But 7x, makes it hard for people like me (living on disability) to afford a photography addiction.
No real point here, just passing on my experience with Enegon batteries and charger.

Looking up the picture with Google image search this picture comes up with the following.
"This old photo is a photo of Yehenala Jingrong, the wife of Guogong Zaize in Wangye Town in the late Qing Dynasty, with a foreign woman and son."
It goes on to explain how affluent this woman was and how the Chinese didn't trust photography at first. It was in B&W and hand painted color.

When the whistle blows ??

Nikon D810 US model, shutter count 34235. A true 10, not a mark on it.
Tokina, AT-X Pro 28-70 f 2.8. glass is perfect, is an awesome lens.
A lot of extras,
2x Batteries
2x SanDisk extreme pro 64 gb CF cards
1- lexar pro 32 gb SD card
1- 10 pin remote shutter cable
USB 3.0 pro multi card reader
Nikon D810 strap, never used
3rd party battery grip, never used.
Quick snap strap system w extra button snaps
2- DK -19 eyecups, stock eyepiece, after market oblong eyepiece.
Neoprene lens bag.
And if I can find it a sensor cleaning kit for full frame DSLR's.
$1360.00 plus shipping.
I prefer debit or credit cards.
But will take money orders or personal checks with shipping after cleared.
Be glad to answer any questions.
Selling only because I need the money for a medical procedure for my service dog.

I was adopted in 1960, and had always wanted to know about my biological family. So did the ancestry.com DNA thing. Found my mother and a brother and sister,,, and dozens of cousins. They had been looking for me for 45 years. Met them ALL, about a year ago, we stay in contact.
I am very glad I did, and hope you can find your family as easy as I did. Ancestry has a sale right now, I think it's $49.00 for the DNA kit.
There is a thing or 2 to keep in mind though, if you wish to pm me I will explain the negatives that I ran into. Of course every situation is different and unique.
I wish you the best of luck.
Rich.

Now if a person where a K.C. Chief's fan such as myself,,,,
They would think AWESOME....

Exactly, I'm a Nikon guy, and that was funny....