For Sale FS Canon A1 and Pentax strap

[CollinB]

The A1 outfit is parts/repair. Camera is untested.
Speedlite 199A. 50/1.8 S.C. Focal MC 28/2.8.
Sears 80-100/4. Rokinon 2x.
Multiple caps.
All 3 filters are Canon brand, old plastic cases for filters included.
Flash works fine. $40 shipped. (I'll put it in a medium flat rate box)

The Pentax strap is a vintage 90s (I guess it's ok to 90s stuff "vintage" isn't it?) $10 shipped.

US only. PayPal good.

 

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[ggervais]

The strap is not vintage. It's red!

 

[KennyMark]

The pedant in me needs to chime in here in support of CollinB. Outside of winemaking, the word vintage is an adjective, with reference to either a particular year or period of time, or as an example of the best of something. So unless used in reference to vino, it should always be a modifier, either to identify when it was produced, or what it is an example of the best of. For example, "That wide colorful tapestry style camera strap with the big silver buckle is vintage '70s! Groovy!", or "Your print Moonrise, Hernandez, NM is vintage Ansel Adams." It matters not how long ago the period of time was, so "vintage '90s" is in fact appropriate as is "This Nikon Df is vintage 2013", while "Old camera, NR, not sure if it works. Minty! Vintage!" as one may find on a certain auction site, is not. Someone using the word "vintage" should be answering the question "Vintage what?" in their sentence.
That is all. Carry on.