Olympus Trip 35 Retro 35mm Compact Film Camera Made April 1973 Fully Working
Olympus Trip 35 Retro 35mm Compact Film Camera (April 1973). What is offered for sale in this listing. A really nice Olympus Trip 35 film camera in full working order complete with strap and original instruction manual, and a replacement lens cap. I do not supply batteries with items.
Please see the item photographs which are of the actual item offered for sale in this listing and not a stock image (unless specifically stated). Really clean and tidy with obvious signs of light and careful use. Mechanical condition: Fully working with no faults - ALL functions work as they were intended.
Meter is working including red-flag under-exposure indicator; shutter is firing correctly; film advance is smooth and precise. Viewfinder is clean and clear of debris. Camera has been disassembled; mechanical components cleaned and lubricated where needed; internal foam seal renewed; lens mechanism disassembled and all components cleaned/lubricated (where needed); lens elements cleaned; external components thoroughly cleaned; viewfinder system cleaned; camera reassembled, functions checked and external light seals renewed; recovered with Light Green leatherette. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that the new owner shoot a test roll of film prior to using the camera for important images.All items are covered by a 30-day return so please contact me if you wish to return an item for any reason. So please message me if you are intending to do this. I frequently reuse packing materials to cut down on environmental impact. I have switched my own'new' packing materials to be fully recyclable/biodegradable to minimise my impact on the environment.
Finally, and on a more human note, please remember. Most of the items I sell are used and many of the items are 40+ years old so will, of course, show wear and tear and deterioration - Please don't expect items to be unmarked (unless stated) as this is not realistic! I always try hard to show the item with multiple, well-lit, clear images from different angles and try to show clearly any specific areas of marking/damage. All known faults will be clearly stated and described.