Rolleiflex T. This example is the final White Face version, fitted with a Xenar 75mm f3.5 taking lens and Bayonet I mount.

The serial number is in the late 2.31 million range, suggesting production around 1976. The focusing screen features a grid with a split-image rangefinder.

Without a built-in exposure meter and equipped with the relatively small f3.5 lens, the Rolleiflex T is compact and lightweight for a Rolleiflex, weighing approximately 985g on our scale.

The aperture and shutter speed controls use the Light Value system. To adjust the aperture independently, the control knob must be pulled outward while turning it. Once familiar, it is an easy camera to use, and the Xenar delivers a pleasantly nostalgic rendering. A very enjoyable Rolleiflex for practical shooting.

There are hardly any signs of use, and the camera is in very beautiful condition. No noticeable paint loss or scuffs can be seen. It retains very much the feel of a new camera from the period, making it a fine choice for a collection as well.

All functions are working smoothly. The film advance crank, an important part of the Rolleiflex shooting experience, operates lightly and smoothly.

The taking lens is clear and bright with no haze. You can enjoy the lens performance as originally intended.

Included are the lens cap, three filters (UV, yellow, and blue), lens hood, fitted case for the hood and accessories, strap, and leather case. All accessories are genuine Rolleiflex items.