and this is how it comes, one overal box, inside two gold boxes, matching body and lens number (remark this lens is 50 cm f1.2, not f1.4 as usualy used with special executions !
with special neckstrap, a F3 T Classical information card (in Japanese). Nr on the baseplate is not complete, they only putted the last 3 figures, but did you ever see any body with the number... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (onlynikon) http://nikonhistoricalsociety.yuku.com/sreply/5763 Thu, 15 Nov 2007 09:37:49 GMT http://nikonhistoricalsociety.yuku.com/reply/5739/t/F3-special-ordered-limited-version.html#reply-5739
Regarding the Lapita camera, I remember seeing one on the YJ auctions back in February that didn't sell at 150,000 yen. There's a photo of that camera in the thread below over at Nikonians.

http://www.nikonians.org/dcforum/DCForumID68/15935.html ]]> feeds@yuku.com (jonmanjiro) http://nikonhistoricalsociety.yuku.com/sreply/5739 Tue, 13 Nov 2007 07:12:02 GMT http://nikonhistoricalsociety.yuku.com/topic/1502/t/F3-special-ordered-limited-version.html It needs some discussion whether the F3 is classic camera as the collection item, but there might be no discussion that the F3 is one of mile stone in the NIKON history. There are several special types of F3, for instance, titanium champagne gold F3 with matched SN lens in the wooden box, been 300 special order. Of cause NASA special ordered F3s also exist. Those are well known special ordered F3. There are also two special ordered F3s, but not widely... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (unibe) http://nikonhistoricalsociety.yuku.com/topic/1502 Tue, 13 Nov 2007 03:15:30 GMT