The Coronet Midget is a small Bakelite subminiature camera from the 1930s, made in Birmingham by Coronet and sold as an inexpensive novelty stills camera using a proprietary roll film. The red-bodied variant is one of the coloured finishes offered alongside black, blue, green and brown, and it tends to attract collector interest because the coloured Bakelite shells were produced in smaller numbers than the standard black version.

Sales data for the red Midget is thin: the only verified UK auction record in our file is a single Christie's hammer result of £97 from 1999, so a reliable current median or range cannot be quoted for today's market. As a guide to what collectors have paid at saleroom level in the past, that figure sits in the lower end of what coloured Bakelite subminiatures of this era have historically sold for, and condition of the Bakelite shell is the main factor in what one sells for now.