*Near MINT* Mamiya Super Deluxe 35mm Rangefinder Film Camera 48mm F1.5 Lens£224
● Super Deluxe+ lens
Mamiya 35
35mm rangefinder
The Mamiya 35 typically sells for £53 (median of 14 recorded sales, 2003–2026; fair evidence, wide spread).
Typical sale price
£53
median of 14 sales, 2003–2026
last 3 years: £52 (12 sales)
Fairwide spread
Middle half of sales: £33–£122
Prices vary widely; see the versions below.
£441at auction (3 sales)
£52on eBay (11 sales)
Hammer prices, buyer’s premium removed; eBay as soldHow ↗
Price by version
Typical price and middle half, on one shared scale.
Over time
Every sale since 2003; no trend line.
Latest sales All 14 →
[MINT]Mamiya Ruby Standard 35mm Rangefinder Camera 48mm f/1.9 w/Case From JAPAN£67
MAMIYA Metra 2 Rangefinder Camera with Mamiya-Sekor 1:1.9 f=4.8 cm Lens£52
● Metra 2+ lens
Mamiya Sekor Super Deluxe Rangefinder 35mm Film Camera w/ F1.7 48mm READ£16
● Super Deluxe+ lens
Mamiya Ruby Standard Rangefinder Camera 48mm f2.8 T Sekor Lens 35mm 1962£54
● Ruby Standard+ lens
What it is
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Generated summary, 29 Apr 2026 — not checked by hand; prices on this page come from the sales, not from this text.
Versions and how to tell them apart
Super Deluxe
c1964 (McKeown’s) · 7 sales£43IndicativeRuby Standard
3 sales£54IndicativeIII
1 saleSales onlyMetra 2
1 saleSales onlyAuto Deluxe
0 salesNo sales yetAuto Deluxe 2
0 salesNo sales yetAuto Metra
0 salesNo sales yetAuto Metra II
0 salesNo sales yetD
0 salesNo sales yetEE II
0 salesNo sales yetEE Merit
0 salesNo sales yetEE Super Merit
0 salesNo sales yetII
0 salesNo sales yetII Deluxe
0 salesNo sales yetM3
0 salesNo sales yetMetra
0 salesNo sales yetRuby
0 salesNo sales yetS
0 salesNo sales yetS2
0 salesNo sales yet
c1964 (McKeown’s) · 7 sales£43IndicativeRuby Standard
3 sales£54IndicativeIII
1 saleSales onlyMetra 2
1 saleSales onlyAuto Deluxe
0 salesNo sales yetAuto Deluxe 2
0 salesNo sales yetAuto Metra
0 salesNo sales yetAuto Metra II
0 salesNo sales yetD
0 salesNo sales yetEE II
0 salesNo sales yetEE Merit
0 salesNo sales yetEE Super Merit
0 salesNo sales yetII
0 salesNo sales yetII Deluxe
0 salesNo sales yetM3
0 salesNo sales yetMetra
0 salesNo sales yetRuby
0 salesNo sales yetS
0 salesNo sales yetS2
0 salesNo sales yet
Questions
Is the Mamiya 35 I a good buyer's price point for a vintage 35mm rangefinder?
At the prices seen so far it sits in the mid-range for Japanese fixed-lens rangefinders of the period, and value depends heavily on the condition of the shutter, rangefinder and lens.
Facts
- Maker
- Mamiya
- Type
- 35mm rangefinder
- Sales in the typical price
- 14
- First sale
- 22 Nov 2003
- Latest sale
- 28 Jul 2026
- Median
- £53
- Middle half
- £33–£122
- Evidence
- Fair · wide spread
- Method
- v1
Cite this page
“Mamiya 35: typical sale price £53, the median of 14 recorded sales, 2003–2026, middle half £33–£122 (Fair, method v1).” cameraworth.com, retrieved 8 October 2026. https://www.cameraworth.com/m/mamiya/35/