The J.T. Chapman Stereoscopic Field Camera is a wooden field camera built to expose paired images for stereoscopic viewing. As a stereo field camera it belongs to the late-Victorian and Edwardian tradition of plate-format outdoor photographic equipment.

Auction evidence for this model is extremely thin: a single recorded UK saleroom result from 1998 saw one sell for £253 at hammer. With only one data point on file, a meaningful current-day price, value or range cannot be stated, and what a J.T. Chapman Stereoscopic Field Camera sells for today would depend heavily on completeness, condition and the specifics of the individual example offered.