The Minox 35 GL is a compact 35mm film camera from the German maker Minox, introduced in the late 1970s as part of the 35-series of pocketable full-frame compacts. When new, it was positioned as one of the smallest 35mm cameras available, aimed at photographers who wanted full-frame negatives in a body closer in size to a subminiature.

At UK auction the Minox 35 GL has produced a wide spread of hammer prices, ranging from about £25 to £550, reflecting how condition-sensitive these compacts are at saleroom level. With only a couple of recorded results the data is thin, but as of 2026 a tidy, working example tends to sell for well under £100, while the upper figure points to what an exceptional or boxed copy can fetch. Buyers should treat the high end as an outlier rather than a typical price.