John Nelson wrote:
> I've very reluctantly decided that it's time some of my OM kit was in
> someone else's life. So before venturing forth on to eBay I thought I'd
> begin here in the hope of finding a good caring home for two items. These
> are an OM-1n and OM-2n which have as far as I'm aware never been used. They
> were bought on eBay last year from a very helpful and knowledgeable German
> gentleman collector who placed them in a small aluminium flight case with
> purpose-made foam insert and then seems to have forgotten about them!
>
> Both were CLA'd by John Hermanson late last year, since when they've been
> unused. In fact they're still in the original Hermanson packaging with the
> addition of silica gel.
>
> I asked John to fit a new top plate to the OM-1n since the original looked
> as though it had a very slight dent on the left-hand end. It's now in
> essentially mint condition. It has been converted to take an SR43 or 386
> cell. The OM-2n looks as though it was made yesterday. Both are relatively
> late-production items, with serial numbers 19536xx and 10037xx respectively.
> The lockable case is in excellent condition and I have the key.
>
> I can supply pictures on request, and will be happy to meet anyone
> interested within a reasonable radius of Shrewsbury or Birmingham.
>
> --
>
> John Nelson
Hi John,
What price are you wanting for the OM-2n? And does it (or has it ever)
had a hotshoe fitted to the prism?
Andrew McPhee
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