100-day warranty. Good condition with some wear due to age and use. Winder, shutter button, and latch all work properly. Compatible microscope is required to fire the shutter. See photos for more details.
The M-35 is a 35mm film camera body made by Nikon from 1967 onward for attachment to a microscope, part of a series of outfits named Microflex. It is essentially only a film holder (Nikon information refers to it as a 'dark box'); there is no shutter; the adapter via which it attaches to the microscope contains that. There is no viewfinder either; the user views the image via a side eyepiece of the adapter. The M-35 body has a dark-slide, film advance lever and rewind crank.