ZORKI 4K Rangefinder Camera with Jupiter-8 50mm Standard Lens, with Case, PLUS …

A Used 1970's vintage ZORKI 4K Rangefinder Camera 

complete with its original (interchangeable)

Comes with its original, quality Black Leather 'Ever-Ready' Case. It does require a shoulder strap which ordinarily attaches to the strap ‘lugs’ on the camera case itself rather than to the camera.

Comes too with the Zorki Manual (not shown).

The camera also comes supplied with a 'Universal Multi-Viewfinder Turret' which provides the precise viewing frames for the popular 28mm, 35, 50, 85 and 135mm lenses. After securing correct focus first using the camera's built-in Rangefinder, you then compose the picture using the appropriate Viewfinder Frame in the Turret. Although compared with say a modern Auto-Exposure and Auto-Focus Camera, this camera set-up may seem somewhat slow, in practice it's not - and in creative hands, this camera is still capable of great quality 35mm images.

Made in the former USSR.

This camera hasn't been used for many years but it still seems to function and work as it should .... the Film Advance Lever advances the film and cocks the Shutter properly and the Shutter Release Button fires the Shutter as it should. I wouldn't necessarily like to guarantee the accuracy of the timings but at least to my ear, they sound ok.. 

Worth noting about the Zorki 4K camera - I recall - is that it's IMPORTANT TO ALWAYS COCK THE SHUTTER (that is, always wind the ‘film advance lever on), BEFORE SETTING THE SHUTTER SPEED on the Dial.

The Zorki 4K Rangefinder is a Soviet-made "copy" or “re-make” of early Leica and Contax Rangefinder cameras and adopted the same 'Leica Screw Thread' Lens Mount for its Lens Mount and Lenses found on the early Leica and Contax cameras. All early Leica and Contax lenses therefore with an L39/M39 Screw Thread are compatible with the Zorki 4K camera.