A very nice and clean copy in great condition.
We have fully tested this soviet camera with a Fomapan 200, and we are very pleased with the results. See attached pictures.
Serial number #57207735, so produced in 1957.
Second Version, PM1535 (source sovietcams.com)
The Zorki C / Zorki S is a rangefinder camera. It dates from the 1950s (1955-1958). It was built in six-digit numbers by KMZ in Krasnogorsk near Moscow.
The Zorki C is a further development of the Zorki 1. The Cyrillic “C” in its name actually corresponds to an “S” in Latin, which stands for “synchronized”.
The rangefinder camera comes with a flash sync socket for an external flash. To make room for the socket, the viewfinder part has been modified somewhat. The flash shoe is a cold shoe and is only used for mounting and not for firing. A tripod can be screwed to the 3/8 ″ thread.
Viewfinder bright and clean
rangefinder is accurate
all speeds are correct
loading/unloading the film operates smoothly.
the optical is in good condition, with some usual cleaning marks and small specks. (again check our attached pictures for the results)
 
Please be aware, if you are not familiar with this kind of old school cameras, they can be very fiddly to handle, particularly when it is time to load the film. There is a lot of literature around on the net, so take your time and follow our advice to sacrifice a new film, just in case.
We offer a 3 months guarantee on this camera, please read.