The Beck Folding Frena is an early British folding camera in the Frena series, a roll- and plate-style design from the late Victorian and Edwardian era. It was offered as a portable folding body aimed at amateur photographers when introduced.

At UK auction, hammer prices for the Folding Frena have spanned roughly £62 to £580 across the two recorded sales, with the midpoint sitting near £320. With such a thin sample, what a Folding Frena is worth today depends heavily on completeness and cosmetic condition, and a single clean example can sell for several times a tatty one.