Nikon F2 Photomic Telephoto Camera Kit with Nikkor 200mm & 400mm Lenses and Mamiya Case

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Introduced in 1971, the Nikon F2 built on Nikon’s professional SLR heritage with a mechanical shutter and interchangeable viewfinders. This kit pairs the F2 with a Photomic metered finder and two manual-focus Nikkor telephoto lenses, bringing together a substantial selection of classic Nikon equipment in a Mamiya steel case. Nikon F2 and Photomic viewfinder — Serial 8013543 - Very good cosmetic condition, with light scratches mainly confined to the bottom plate. Film chamber is in excellent condition. - Shutter fires at all selected speeds. Film advance, rewind crank and self-timer function. - Photomic finder shows minor surface wear. Viewing optics appear clear without haze, with some internal dust present. Light meter responds to changes in light. - Includes Nikon strap and body cap. Nikkor-Q.C 200mm f/4 — Serial 587547 - Good cosmetic condition with minor scratches and surface wear. - Focus and aperture rings turn smoothly, with distinct aperture clicks. Built-in sliding hood extends smoothly. - Front and rear glass present well, with no major scratches or obvious fungus observed. Minor internal dust is present. - Includes front and rear caps. Nikkor ED 400mm f/5.6 — Serial 260749 - Excellent cosmetic presentation with minimal wear and very minor scratches. - Focus action is smooth, and the aperture ring has distinct tactile steps. Tripod collar adjusts smoothly with positive position stops; sliding hood extends smoothly. - Front and rear glass present well, with no scratches or obvious fungus observed. Internal elements appear clean, with no obvious dust or fungus. - Includes front and rear caps. Accessories - Lens filters, Nikon MC-10 remote release and assorted accessories. Remote release operation and compatibility have not been verified. - Mamiya steel carrying case with foam insert. Disclaimer: Sold as is. Refer to photographs for condition. Visual inspection and basic function checks only. Not film tested. Full functionality, shutter speed and meter accuracy, and optical performance have not been verified.