Canon AT-1 Single-lens reflex camera, not sold in Japan, with Winder A2
Canon AT-1 Manual SLR CameraThe appearance is similar to the AE-1, but it is a manual SLR camera, not shutter-priority.It was sold in North America and Europe in 1976.It was not released in Japan.It uses FD lenses.The exterior has age-related scratches, scuffs, and dirt.The shutter and exposure meter function, but their accuracy is unknown, though they change according to numbers and brightness.Battery check and self-timer also work.There is assorted dust in the viewfinder, but it is not noticeable when looking through it. There is no corrosion.The FD 50mm F1.8 lens has a clean appearance, but it has some mold. It's not too severe.The Power Winder A2 has few scratches and works.The eyecup is cracked, so it's included as a bonus.It uses a 4LR44 battery.This camera was imported from the UK (the winder was already in my possession).It was widely distributed in Europe and America at the time of its release, but recently, the number of working units has decreased due to age.