What is the cheapest used Canon Canonet Junior in the UK?

The cheapest used Canon Canonet Junior currently listed is £19.09 at eBay, based on 8 listings compared across 1 UK retailers.

How many used Canon Canonet Junior are for sale in the UK?

There are currently 8 used Canon Canonet Junior listings available across 1 UK retailers on UsedLens, updated daily.

Used Canon Canonet Junior for Sale — From £19

£19.09 Low price

£56.08 High price

8 Listings

1 Retailers

1 Reduced

Great for: general student beginner

Canon's budget Canonet Junior — simplified fixed-lens 35mm compact with leaf shutter, 1963.

The Canon Canonet Junior was a simplified, lower-cost member of Canon's Canonet family of fixed-lens 35mm cameras, launched in 1963. It sat below the standard Canonet models in the range, pared back to reach a more budget-conscious buyer while keeping the compact fixed-lens format that defined the line.

This is a 35mm fixed-lens camera with a permanently mounted lens and a leaf shutter, so there is no interchangeable lens mount. As a Junior model it was built to a simpler specification than the coupled-rangefinder Canonets, and its exact focusing and metering arrangement should be confirmed against the individual camera rather than assumed. Any focal-length or aperture figure should likewise be verified from the example in hand.

The Canonet Junior suits beginners, students and casual general shooting where simplicity and low cost matter more than a full feature set. Its stripped-back design makes it easy to carry and operate, though it lacks the more complete metering and focusing of the fuller Canonet models.

On the used market, inspect the fixed lens closely for haze, fungus and separation, since it cannot be replaced. Check the foam light seals, which perish with age, and confirm the leaf shutter fires and sounds even across speeds. Test any focusing and metering mechanism the specific model carries, and look for corrosion in any battery or flash contacts. Confirm smooth film advance and rewind before relying on the camera.