BEFORE you contact me: My zip code 10536. Please calculate your distance. CASH sales only. This is a mixed lot of four vintage cameras and multiple accessories. Sold as-is, for parts. I tested what I could, however testing was rather limited since most of these are film cameras. Details and testing specifics: Canon PowerShot S2 IS: powers on, however in Photography mode (as opposed to Playback mode) it says "Change the batteries" even though the AA's I used were all full. I suspect it's referring to the separate button battery that is used to store the time/date, but I don't have a new battery in that size. Regardless of the battery message, when set to Playback mode I was able to access the menus, scroll items, and make changes to the settings. The lens seems to stutter when powering on, it extends partially and then retracts multiple times, probably indicating that there's a mechanical problem. The S2 comes with the original box, data transfer cables, neck strap, lens cap, a soft case in fair condition, and a ridiculous amount of papers and manuals. Kodak XL55 movie camera: installed batteries for testing, but nothing happened when I pressed the buttons. Looks like it still has a roll of old film in it. Polaroid ProPack Camera with ProFlash and strap: opened/expanded/unfolded it and closed it flat again. Installed batteries in the flash and it made that whiny charging noise, but the charged-light didn't turn on (maybe I'm just impatient, or it might not work). Could not perform any more testing than that on either the camera or flash. Kodak Pocket Instamatic 60, with instruction manual: the shutter slide mechanism seems to work, as well as the shutter release button, the aperture opens and closes, and it sounds like it's working. Could not perform any more testing than that. Vernon BC Flashgun model 225, with box: it uses disposable flash bulbs, can't test it. Accura Flashgun, with leather case and some kind of accessory: it uses disposable flash bulbs, can't test it. Minolta Electroflash P: installed batteries, nothing happened.
