The Minolta 35 Model F is a Japanese 35mm rangefinder camera with a Leica screw (M39) lens mount, produced by Chiyoda Kogaku in the 1950s. It sat in the upper end of Minolta's rangefinder line when new, competing with other Japanese Leica-pattern bodies of the era before the brand's focus shifted toward SLRs.

At recent UK auction, hammer prices for the 35 Model F have sat in the region of £160–£250, with a 2025 sale at £162 and an earlier 2006 result of £250 providing the recorded data points. These are saleroom wholesale figures rather than dealer retail, and as of 2026 values are firmly condition-led: clean, fully working bodies with a matching-era Rokkor lens tend toward the upper end of that band, while cosmetically worn or haze-affected examples sell for less.