Canon AE-1 with standard lens

This is a film SLR camera released in 1976, popular for its "continuous shooting single-lens reflex" catchphrase, and equipped with shutter-priority AE. It was also registered as a "Future Technology Heritage" by the National Museum of Nature and Science in 2021.

I purchased this camera a few years ago at a used camera market. The exterior has some scuffs and minor scratches, but no noticeable damage. The lens (NFD 50mm F1.8) has no mold or fogging, but there is some dust that doesn't affect the image quality. The viewfinder has no mold or fogging, but there is some dust. (Since it's the viewfinder, it doesn't affect the shooting results due to the SLR mechanism.)

The shutter, exposure, focus operation, self-timer, film advance, and rewind all function well. (There is no shutter squeak, which is common with this model.) The light seals have also been replaced, so there are no issues.
The 20th photo is a sample scan of a film recently taken with this camera.

Accessories include the standard lens, strap, lens caps (F, R), body cap, eyecup, test battery (4LR44: currently available on AMAZON), and instruction manual.

＜Body＞
Type: 35mm focal-plane shutter SLR camera
Image size: 24 x 36mm

Mount: FD mount
Shutter: Cloth-curtain, horizontal-travel focal-plane, all-speed electronic control, built-in self-timer (LED flashing operation indicator)
Film sensitivity range: ISO 25-3200
Power supply: One 6V 4G-13 silver oxide battery or one 4LR44 alkaline manganese battery
Motor drive: Compatible with Winder A for automatic film advance
Film rewind: Folding rotary crank type
Size and weight: 141 x 87 x 48mm, 590g (body)

＜Lens＞
Standard lens: NFD 50mm F1.8
Minimum focusing distance (m): 0.6
Maximum magnification (x): 0.1
Filter diameter (mm): 52
Maximum diameter x length (mm): 63 x 35
Weight (g): 170