The Coronet Midget is a small Bakelite subminiature camera made in Birmingham, England in the 1930s, taking exposures on rollfilm in a compact moulded body. It was sold as an inexpensive novelty camera and is now collected primarily for its design and colour variants rather than for photographic use.

At UK auction the black Coronet Midget has been a modest performer, with recent hammer prices clustering in the mid-£50s — specifically £55 and £56 in the two most recent recorded sales. Today the black variant typically sells for less than the rarer coloured versions (blue, green, red and brown), which tend to attract collector premiums, so the £55–£56 band is a fair guide to what a black example is worth at saleroom level in 2026.