The Butcher Reflex Carbine is an early 20th-century British roll-film SLR sold under the W. Butcher & Sons name, a London-based photographic retailer that badged cameras of the period. It is a wood-and-leather bodied reflex design aimed at amateur users when new.

With only a single recorded UK auction hammer result, the Reflex Carbine sold for £44 in 2022, which sets the only reliable reference point for what the camera is worth at saleroom level today. Given the thin sample, the price a Reflex Carbine sells for in 2026 is highly condition-dependent, and a clean, working example with intact bellows and viewing hood could plausibly trade above that figure while a tired body would fetch less.