Minoltaflex TLR with hood

This is a twin-lens reflex camera that was released in 1953 by Chiyoda Kogaku Seikō (Konica Minolta). It was considered a high-class camera at the time.

- The exterior's black parts were wiped with a cleaner and then polished with a synthetic leather cream.
- The metal parts were polished using a plastic compound and rubbed with a cotton swab.
- The lens parts were wiped with a dedicated cleaner using a cotton swab and special paper.
However, this was only for the surface; dust, dirt, and mold inside the lens have not been removed. There are likely scratches as well.
- The aperture, shutter speed adjustment, shutter lever, focus adjustment, film winding, and back cover opening/closing and locking knobs all move without being stuck.
- A lens hood is included, but it is likely not an original part.

[Notes]
- Actual shooting tests have not been performed.
- Due to the prevalence of fraudulent returns, no returns or exchanges will be accepted after purchase.
- While the accuracy of the aperture and shutter is unknown, the mechanisms do change in response to the selected settings.