The Blair Stereo Hawk-Eye is an early stereo box camera that takes paired exposures on rollfilm to produce three-dimensional images for viewing in a stereoscope. It dates from the late 19th to early 20th century, when stereo photography was a popular consumer format and Blair Camera Co. supplied the amateur market with simple wooden box designs.

Sales data for the Stereo Hawk-Eye is thin: a single UK auction hammer result in April 2024 sold for £110, which is the only data point available to anchor today's value. With wholesale, saleroom-level evidence this limited, any wider price range would be speculative, and condition of the bellows, optics and wooden body will heavily influence what a clean example sells for in the current market.