Yashica 35 Model M, also known as the Yashica M and Yashica 35M, a 35mm rangefinder camera produced by Yashica starting in June 1960.  The Yashica 35 Model M was part of Yashica’s Minister series of 35mm rangefinders, which were loosely based on the body of the earlier Yashica YL but adding an uncoupled selenium light meter.  The original Yashica Minister had a slower f/2.8 4.5cm Yashinon lens, but when equipped with the faster f/1.9 lens seen here, the name “Minister” was omitted from the camera’s body and literature.  The Yashica 35 Model M is a well built and very capable camera with an excellent lens that was produced during a high point in Yashica’s history. (Source MikeEckman.Com)

Original leather case old and worn, yet still functional. Missing Lens Cap.

Film Type: 135 (35mm)
Lens: 4.5cm f/1.9 Yashinon coated 6-elements in 4-groups
Focus: 2.6 feet to Infinity
Viewfinder: Combined Coincident Image Coupled Rangefinder
Shutter: Copal SVL Leaf
Speeds: B, 1 – 1/500 seconds
Exposure Meter: Uncoupled Selenium Cell w/ top plate Light Value Scale
Battery: None
Flash Mount: Cold shoe and M and X Flash Sync
Weight: 784 grams
Manual: https://www.cameramanuals.org/yashica_pdf/yashica_35_m.pdf