The Yashica Electro 35 GT is a 35mm fixed-lens rangefinder camera, part of Yashica's Electro 35 series of aperture-priority compacts introduced in the late 1960s and produced through the 1970s. The GT variant is distinguished by its black finish and was positioned as a consumer rangefinder offering electronically timed shutter operation.

Evidence on what a Yashica Electro 35 GT is worth at UK auction is thin: a single hammer result on file from January 2024 sells for £20, so the available wholesale data point sits at the low end of the working-camera market today. With only one saleroom record, this price should be treated as indicative rather than a settled market value, and condition, working electronics, and the presence of the original case or box can shift outcomes meaningfully.