resolution and contast at mid apertures
cheap price
extremely light weight

nothing of note
bokeh peepers will prefer the 35mm FDn f2.

The FD lens to which your listing refers is the FDn; there was no breech lock SSC f2.8 (there was, however, a 3.5). The FDn f2.8 is actually a real gem, a wonderful carry-around or backpacking lens on an AV-1 or AT-1 body. The reason to go for the 35mm f2 is a little better performance at wide apertures, marginally better barrel distortion performance, and an 8-blade aperture. The f 2.8, however, for a fifth of the money, gives every bit of the contrast punch and resolution at mid apertures as the more expensive cousin.

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FD breech lock and FDn lenses, F-1 cameras