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Canon AE-1 Program + Macro 3,5/50mm Single lens reflex camera (SLR)

Canon AE-1 Program + Macro 3,5/50mm Single lens reflex camera (SLR)

Legendary Canon AE-1 Program, one of the most iconic 35mm SLRs of all time. This is the rare Football World Cup 1982 version, for which Canon was sponsor and official camera, with an all BLACK finish, featuring a beautiful and evocative brassing effect (slight wear to the paint on the edges that reveals the metal underneath) true to vintage reportage. Body: Canon AE-1 Program Black (Serial number 1596209, year 1982/1983). Back cover seals and battery compartment perfectly clean and free of corrosion. 1982 World Cup Official Lens Cap: The original and rare commemorative front cap with the logo printed "Official Camera of the Football World Cup 1982", a collectible gem in its own right and highly valuable to collectors. Lens: Canon FD 50mm f/3.5 MACRO. A specialist optic with very high sharpness, excellent for film and highly sought after today for adapting to modern mirrorless cameras. Glass elements clean and aperture snappy. Winder: Canon Power Winder A2 original. Screws onto the underside of the body for automatic motorized advancing. Battery compartment acid-free.

Estimate:£160.51

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