Forgot to comment on those "nice black plastic" coverings.
X-Acto knife, straight edge, and sheet plastic. Why under any
circumstances would Pentax apply such things to a perfectly good and
well designed prism housing? IF they did, I'd expect the housing to be
recessed so the plastic (I think they'd continue the leather look)
would be flush, not protruding where it could be easily caught and/or
damaged.
The value of that camera on the collectable market is and should be
less than a mint standard K1000.
Joseph McAllister
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Who spent several years on the other side of the camera show counter
from the buyers/collectors, head buried in all the used and
collectable camera books.
On Dec 6, 2008, at 09:26 , Michel Carrère-Gée wrote:
Seen on Ebay, this Pentax K1000: red markings on body and lens.
A fake or a commemorative series?
# 160303122400
This is visible:
* The top of the camera has 3 nice black plastic coverings.
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