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Posted 5 months ago
showdog
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From what I know about this these items. We discovered this Canon camera system among the personal belongings of my Father in Law who was a retired U.S. Army (full) Colonel till the time of his death. I know he purchased this system while stationed with the 8th Army in occupied Japan either in 47/48. The camera body & 135 mm lens are both clearly marked "Made In Occupied Japan" From what I can gather there are those who want these cameras. Again, from my limited research the camera is either an SII-B or II-B. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Check here in the camera history section where it describes whether you have a J-II, S-II, or S-IIB model.
http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/