The Butcher Dandycam Automatic Camera is an early 20th-century British camera marketed by W. Butcher & Sons, a London-based photographic retailer and distributor that sold a range of plate and roll-film cameras under its own brand.

Sales history for the Dandycam is thin, but the two recorded UK auction hammer results sit at £100 (2011) and £164 (2000), giving a range of £100–£160 at saleroom level. With only two data points across more than a decade, today's value is best treated as indicative rather than settled, and condition and completeness will drive what any individual example sells for.