EVEREADY LEATHER CASE f Zenit-S ZENIT-1 camera with Industar-22 Industar-50 lens

KMZ plant, KRASNOGORSK, 1950s ORIGINAL LEATHER CASE FOR ZENIT-S SLR CAMERA WITH INDUSTAR-22 & INDUSTAR-50 LENSES ABOUT ITEM'S ORIGIN (You can SKIP it!) Zenit-S is the Russian Leica copy. Ever wondered what a Leica with a built-in reflex housing would look like? You can see and have it! The camera is essentially a Zorki-S (Leica II (D) copy) with a rangefinder replaced with a reflex housing. The film loads from the bottom, as in screw mount Leicas. It has all the Zorki-S specifications. The camera is very compact and handles nicely. The Zenit-S replaced the original Zenit in the mid-50's. It added a flash synchronization mechanism ("S" means "Synchronization") and a new mirror drive - the mirror was lowered with a string. ITEM'S CONDITION: EXCELLENT Condition is nice cosmetically & working, leather and buckles still in well-usable condition. Examine item's photos please. All functions are available. TECHNICAL FEATURES * Case dedicated to Zenit-S cameras with Industar-22 & Indistar-50 lenses. * Made off genuine leather. * Tripod mount 3/8". * Applicable with the tripod. * Special pocket for filters. * The camera will preserved from negative impact with the case. * The camera will look more vintage with the case. * The case will applicable for Zenit-1 cameras as well. * The case was made at Krasnogorsk town at KMZ plant in 1950s. THE ITEM COMES WITH Leather case (with neck-strap) You can obtain additional Instruction Manual on English for Soviet cameras with that item, it is available at My store! ABOUT PHOTOS The item pictured is the actual item for sale. You can see exactly what you are buying. SHIPPING We are more than happy to welcome any international buyers! We ship the item FREE WORLDWIDE (exclusions are exists, you can ask Me before purchase to be sure)! Item will be shipped via Russian Post service during 3 days upon receipt of your payment. Shipping time is mostly about 4-6 weeks to receive the item as Registered Air Mail package with the tracking number (or by registered and insured Air Mail parcel for heavy items), but sometimes (but not very often) it can be up to two month.