For Sale A Whole Bunch of Minolta and Misc Stuff

[AlbinoBlacMan]

My conditions: For items which don’t include shipping (usually the cheap stuff), shipping is usually $20 - $25 (to Canada or the USA) so buy a bunch of stuff to make it worthwhile. I accept most payment methods. All prices are negotiable and I'm happy to do package deals. If any of my prices don’t reflect what everyone else is asking please PM and so I can fix it. I like to keep communications quick so if I don’t hear back from you 48 hours after I send a PM/email than I reserve the right to sell the item to a different buyer. I have positive feedback on Fourthirdsphoto, FredMiranda, Pentax forums and GetDPI as Albino_BlacMan and on eBay as ctp046.

Minolta MD 50mm f3.5 Macro (Rokkor-X)
Price: $40 + shipping
Glass: No scratches, fungus or haze
Aperture: Snappy and oil free
Focus: Very smooth, gives you that awesome feel only old MF lenses give you
Cosmetics: Pretty good. No major marks, some small rubs here and there
Accessories: Front and rear caps

Minolta MD 35mm f2.8 (Rokkor-X)
Price: $40 + shipping
Glass: No scratches, fungus or haze (this thing is known for being very sharp)
Aperture: Snappy and oil free
Focus: Nice and smooth
Cosmetics: Pretty good. No major marks, some small rubs here and there. Some wear/paintloss around the front filter ring
Accessories: Front and rear caps

Minolta MD Zoom 100-300MM F5.6
Price: $40 + shipping
Glass: No scratches, fungus or haze
Aperture: Snappy and oil free
Focus/Zoom: Both are nice and smooth and function as they should
Cosmetics: A little bit of wear around the edges but overall quite nice
Accessories: Rear cap, UV filter, lens hood

Minolta AF-C Compact Rangefinder with EF-C Flash
Price: $20 + shipping
Shutter: No marks, all speeds sound correct, not film tested
Film Transport: Appears to work as it should
Lightseals: Not tested
Meter: Appears accurate compared to my digital cameras
Viewfinder: Nice and clear
AF: I can’t tell because it hasn’t been film tested
Glass: No scratches, fungus or haze (this one is known for being surprisingly sharp due its 6 element lens, I haven’t tested it to confirm or deny that statement)
Aperture: Snappy and oil free
Cosmetics: Not bad, no major marks but it has a plastic body and looks like it’s been bouncing around in a camera bag for a while so there are a lot of small marks on it. Also has one wear grey finger print looking marking on the back (see the pictures below)
Accessories: EF-C Flash

Minolta AF-C Compact Rangefinder with Fancy Box
Price: $20 + shipping
Shutter: No marks, all speeds sound correct, not film tested
Film Transport: Appears to work as it should
Lightseals: Not tested
Meter: Appears accurate compared to my digital cameras
Viewfinder: Nice and clear
AF: I can’t tell because it hasn’t been film tested
Glass: No scratches, fungus or haze (this one is known for being surprisingly sharp due its 6 element lens, I haven’t tested it to confirm or deny that statement)
Aperture: Snappy and oil free
Cosmetics: Excellent condition, this one looks like it hasn’t been used much
Accessories: Fancy Minolta box, original box, strap

Vivitar 283 Flash
Price: $10 + Shipping
Description: Put some batteries and tested it, it appears to fire as it should. I tested it with a film camera (don’t know if it’s safe for digital) so I couldn’t check to see if exposures came out correct.
Cosmetics: Fairly good, doesn’t look like it has seen much use.
Accessories: None

Minolta Maxxum 7000 with 35-70mm f4 lens
Price: $20 + shipping
Shutter: No marks, all speeds sound correct, not film tested
Film Transport: Appears to work as it should
Lightseals: Not tested
Meter: Appears accurate compared to my digital cameras
Viewfinder: Nice and clear
AF: Appears accurate through the viewfinder
Glass: No scratches, fungus or haze
Aperture: Snappy and oil free
Cosmetics: Fairly good, no major dings or dents
Accessories: None (not even front or rear caps)
Olympus Trip AF 60
Price: $10 + shipping
Shutter: No marks, all speeds sound correct, not film tested
Film Transport: Appears to work as it should
Lightseals: Not tested
Meter: Appears accurate compared to my digital cameras
Viewfinder: Nice and clear
AF: Appears accurate through the viewfinder
Glass: No scratches, fungus or haze
Aperture: Snappy and oil free
Cosmetics: The front looks good, the back shows some scratches (sorry they’re hard to see on the picture I posted)
Accessories: Leather pouch

 

[AlbinoBlacMan]

50mm f3.5

35mm f2.8

100-300mm f5.6

 

[AlbinoBlacMan]

Minolta AF-C Compact Rangefinder with EF-C Flash

Minolta AF-C Compact Rangefinder with Fancy Box

Vivitar 283 Flash

Minolta Maxxum 7000 with 35-70mm f4 lens

Olympus Trip AF 60

 

[jstout]

The 50mm macro appears to be an "MC" type, vs MD. Minor detail, just noting...
Jeff

 

[AlbinoBlacMan]

Hi Jeff,

I wasn't sure what to call it. From what I've read the Minolta Manual Focus mount was generally called MD even though there were 3 or 4 versions of it (each with different features) so I called it MD mount. But yes technically it is the slightly older MC mount.

Bests,

Chris

 

[AlbinoBlacMan]

Minolta 50mm f3.5 = SOLD
Minolta 35mm f2.8 = SOLD

 

[AlbinoBlacMan]

Minolta 50mm f3.5 = SOLD
Minolta 35mm f2.8 = SOLD
Minolta Maxxum 7000 with lens = SOLD

 

[AlbinoBlacMan]

Minolta 50mm f3.5 = SOLD
Minolta 35mm f2.8 = SOLD
Minolta Maxxum 7000 with lens = SOLD
Minolta AF-C x2 = SOLD

 

[AlbinoBlacMan]

I’m gone for the weekend so I will not be able to respond to PMs until May 19. I will return all PMs as soon as I get back.