Sold Kiev 4a + Helios 103 + Jupiter 12 + finder

[cramej]

Selling for GAS!

A nice Kiev 4a with an excellent Helios 103 53mm and nice Jupiter 12 35mm. The Kiev works great, shutter speeds sound accurate and is very quiet, rangefinder is bright. The Helios has nice glass and a clean aperture. The click detents on this lens are fantastic. The Jupiter also has nice glass with NO SCRATCHES on the rear element! Aperture has a bit of oil. The latch for the bayonet doesn't quite hold the lens secure on this body so I use a rubber band to keep it from turning. That has worked well enough so far. I don't have an original rear lens cap but a film canister fits perfectly and will come with it. 35/80 finder is included.

$135 $100 including shipping in the US.

Thanks!

 

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[cramej]

Bump for a price reduction.

 

[cramej]

Tuesday bump....because today is Tuesday and the weather is absolutely beautiful today!

 

[cramej]

Long time, no bump.

Make me an offer on this kit!

 

[cramej]

Renewing this one with a price drop! I decided to keep the 35/80 finder so it is no longer included.

 

[j-dogg]

Somebody buy this thing I have this exact setup on my Kiev and it is a wonderful little setup I even have the leatherette case which I'm sure Fedka has as well.

 

[binglebugbob]

According to Oleg Khalyavin, the Helios 103 is a Summicron copy.

 

[btaylor]

According to Oleg Khalyavin, the Helios 103 is a Summicron copy.

The copy I have is extremely sharp. Sold all my FSU bodies but kept a few of the excellent lenses for my Contax.

 

[cramej]

Here's a sorta crummy scan of a contact sheet from this camera. Top row is the Helios and bottom is the Jupiter. They're both sharp under the loupe.