FUJIFILM CARDIA mini TIARA Film Camera

Purchased CR2 lithium batteries for the camera and it powered on.
With the batteries inserted, the shutter also lit up and could be pressed.
I haven't put film in it, so I haven't been able to check that, but I think it's probably fine.

The lens extends slowly.
Also, if it's not opened properly, the lens won't extend all the way.

I used it in the past, but I put it away carefully because I ran out of film.
There are multiple scratches, dents, and dirt as shown in the photos, so please check them.

Visually, I don't see any fogging, mold, etc. in the viewfinder or lens.
There is a scratch on the front lens (photo 20).

Operation Check
It powers on.
The shutter clicked. The green light turns on when the shutter is half-pressed.

Please ask if you have any other questions.

This is a 35mm compact camera with a fixed focal length released in 1994. Its official name is Cardia Mini Tiara.

This camera features a 28mm F3.5 lens, called Super EBC Fujinon, reminiscent of a large-format lens, mounted on an aluminum-like body, exuding a sense of luxury.