Aquatica A7D housing, Canon 7D body and Lenses for sale

For Sale: Aquatica A7D, Canon 7D body, Canon 60 mm macro lens and Tokina 10-17 fisheye zoom lens

Aquatica A7D housing with single Ikelite manual flash bulkhead, leak alarm and service kit: USD $2100

This has been a great housing but I have just bought another Aquatica housing for a Nikon D800 and want to consolidate photo gear back to Nikon.

There is some superficial wear on the outer surfaces of the housing but all sealing surfaces are great and everything works very well. This housing has a single Ikelite manual flash bulkhead and leak alarm. The bulkhead can easily be changed to Nikonos or optical. Included is a complete Aquatica o-ring service kit.

The photo equipment is in excellent to mint condition:

Canon EFS 60 mm f/2.8 Macro USM lens. Mint condition in original packaging, has only been on a camera to check that it works and has otherwise never been used. USD $300

Tokina AT-X DX 10-17 mm F3.5-4.5 fisheye zoom lens for Canon. Excellent condition in original packaging. No marks or wear evident. USD $480

Canon 7D body. Excellent condition in original packaging. About 13550 Shutter actuations. Will also supply buyer with extra Canon battery for no cost. Both original and extra batteries are in excellent condition. USD $850

Will sell housing and other equipment together for USD $3400.

Happy to sell housing separately, or other items separately after the housing is sold.

Payment by money transfer or Paypal. Buyer pays shipping, insurance and taxes. Air mail from Australia is cheap, reliable and fast.

Very keen. Please check your PM.

Housing and lenses have now been sold.

Thanks to all who looked.

Canon 7D body is still available. To encourage a buyer shipping via airmail is free to Australia, Canada, USA and Western Europe.

However, due to the cost of shipping lithium camera batteries internationally by air, I will only ship the batteries within Australia by suface mail to available destinations.

In the US, for example, it costs much less to just buy the batteries and get them shipped from somewhere like B&H in New York (http://www.bhphotovi...on_Battery.html) than to send them with the camera.