The Canon L-2 is a 35mm screw-mount rangefinder camera produced by Canon in the 1950s, part of the company's L-series of Leica thread mount bodies. It was positioned as a more economical sibling to the L-1, offering a rangefinder coupled body for use with Canon's contemporary screw-mount lens line.

Auction data for the L-2 is extremely thin: a single recorded UK saleroom hammer result from 2004 sold for £239, which is the only verified price point we hold. With just one historic sale on file, today's market value is difficult to pin down, and recent worth or what a clean example sells for in 2026 should be confirmed against current listings before buying or selling.