The Beck Frena No.2 is a late-Victorian British roll-film detective camera, produced in the 1890s and sold as a compact, concealable option for amateur photographers of the period. It was positioned as an everyday snapshot camera rather than a professional instrument.

At recent UK auction, Beck Frena No.2 hammer prices have ranged from about £20 to £56, with the two recorded sales averaging in the mid-£30s — a wholesale saleroom level rather than a retail figure. As of 2026, what a Frena No.2 is worth today varies sharply with cosmetic condition and completeness, and clean, complete examples tend to sell for the upper end of that band.