The Canon 7 Bell & Howell is a 35mm rangefinder camera, a variant of the Canon 7 distributed in the United States by Bell & Howell. It uses the Canon rangefinder bayonet/screw mount system and dates from the 1960s, positioned as a professional-grade rangefinder when new.

Sales data for this specific Bell & Howell-branded variant is extremely thin: a single Christie's UK auction record from 1998 shows a hammer price of £483, which reflects saleroom level rather than retail. Because that figure is nearly three decades old and based on one data point, it is not a reliable guide to what the camera is worth or sells for today in 2026, and condition plus completeness of branding will heavily influence value.