Minolta Maxxum AF 70-210mm f4 “Crossed X”  type_Flash Coupling you may want to be

you may want to be careful

you can stash this holder in a pocket and prolong your battery life

This Helios-44-M 58mm f2 is a classic Soviet revision of an earlier Zeiss design

The Hasselblad 41050 SWC Focusing Screen Adapter clips on to the back of any Hasselblad SWC camera and provides a bright groundglass screen for more precise focusing than the usual SWC method (guessing and hoping)

Metering does not work in this body

Minolta Maxxum AF 70-210mm f4 “Crossed X” &nbsptype_Flash Coupling you may want to beThe Minolta Maxxum AF 70 210mm f4 is the famous "beercan", so named because it's a metal tube about the size of a tallboy. Important to note that this lens will take better pictures than an actual beer can, but it does not contain any beer, so you'll want to be sure that you choose the right tool for the job. In very good cosmetic condition overall, with light finish wear. This is an early version with a crossed X Maxxum logo, used briefly before