Early Trip 35 - silver button version
Olympus began production of the Trip 35 camera in 1967 and ended in 1984. Between 1967 and 1978 the shutter button of the Trip was silver (chrome-p...
Read moreThe iconic Olympus Trip 35, expertly refurbished by Trip Man, complete with a 12 month warranty. In your choice of leather. You can now have the camera that matches your personality and style.
This is the later, black shutter button version, made from 1978 to 1984. Fully serviced and refurbished with new light seals.
The light meter and red flag (low light warning) are working correctly.
The lens is free from marks, scratches and fungus. We will cover the camera with a high quality, real cowhide leather. The camera will have no nasty dents - just a nice light patina, some bright marks, consistent with age.
The Zuiko 40mm f2.8 lens is famous for being sharp. The camera has 2 shutter speeds - 1/40 and 1/200. Simple to use, fully automatic exposure and a simple zone focus, these cameras were built to last and need no batteries. Film speeds up to 400ASA.
The photos of the cameras shown are a representative example and the camera you receive will be in a similarly excellent condition (as good as or even better than the photo). If you are not completely satisfied with your camera, you can of course return it for a full refund within 30 days.
This is a custom order. We prepare your camera once the order is made with the leather of your choice.
Please allow 2 - 3 working days from the day of your order, to the day of shipping. We will update you once your order has been shipped, with full tracking details.
Consider ordering a Gordy leather camera strap in a matching colour.
We completely refurbish these classics, making any repairs necessary, fully servicing them, cleaning inside and out and then giving the cameras a fresh look and feel with new high quality leather.
We search out the best original accessories for the Trip 35 as well as stocking high quality new products to further enhance the user experience
Olympus began production of the Trip 35 camera in 1967 and ended in 1984. Between 1967 and 1978 the shutter button of the Trip was silver (chrome-p...
Read moreWe now offer a new way to buy our later Trips. You decide which leather you would like and we then prepare your camera just for you. The camera wil...
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