Leotax cameras are 35mm rangefinders built by Showa Kogaku in Japan, produced in the years following the Second World War. The line consisted of Leica screw-mount bodies aimed at the domestic and export markets during the 1950s.

Sales data for Leotax cameras is thin, with a single UK auction hammer result of £99 recorded in 2021. With only one wholesale saleroom data point, today's price for a Leotax body is best treated as indicative rather than established, and what one sells for will depend heavily on the specific model and cosmetic condition.