An extremely early Canon Hansa from the very first small production batch, still retaining several features of the legendary Kwanon prototypes – such as the detent near the pop-up viewfinder, the distinctive shutter release, and the base plate with blind cap (originally intended for the rewind knob on the Kwanon camera). The lens mount bears the number 90, making it one of the earliest recorded examples, while the base plate is engraved 1090 (Peter Dechert notes 1119 as the lowest previously known number!). The camera is preserved in excellent condition and is offered with its matching early black-face Nikkor 3.5/50mm lens.

an interesting, late Canon Hansa in a beautiful, near-mint condition, lens mount number 877 (no Nippon Kogaku engraving), base plate number 2587, with matching all-chrome Nikkor 3.5/5cm no.50617 and original leather case. Hard to find in this good condition

late Canon Hansa in wonderful original condition, chrome-face Nikkor 3.5/5cm no.50950, with matching brown leather everready case

the first Canon model, in original condition with a black face Nikkor 3.5/50mm, base plate engraved: 2636, lens cap, original Hansa ever-ready case

Canon Hansa camera
chrome, with pop-up viewfinder, the top plate with A-R engraving, the baseplate numbered 2423, the lens mount numbered 905, with a Nippon Kogaku chrome Nikkor f/3.5 5cm. lens no. 50609, in maker's ever ready case; a delayed-timer marked HC HANSA, THE BACK MARKED JAP. PAT. NO. 363919:366274 IN RED-METAL CASE MARKED HANSA; three filters each in case marked HANSA