The Canon L2 is a 35mm rangefinder camera using the Leica thread mount (also known as M39 or LTM screw mount). It is part of Canon's late-1950s rangefinder line, positioned below the company's top-tier models of the period and finished here in the less common black trim.

With only a single tracked UK auction result, hammer-level data on the L2 (LII) black is thin: one example sold for £81 at saleroom level in 2022, which sits at the modest end of what Canon screw-mount bodies tend to fetch at auction. Buyers asking what a Canon L2 is worth today should treat that figure as indicative rather than a firm market value, and condition — particularly of the rangefinder optics and shutter curtains — will drive where any given camera sells for.