The Fallowfield Facile is an early British-made camera sold by the London photographic dealer J. Fallowfield. It dates from the late Victorian era of plate photography and was positioned as a compact detective-style instrument for amateur use.

Sales data for the Fallowfield Facile is extremely thin, so any sense of what one is worth today rests on a very small evidence base. The single recorded UK auction hammer result is £376 from December 2002, a wholesale saleroom figure rather than a retail asking price, and no recent comparables exist to confirm whether the Facile still sells for a similar level in 2026. Condition, completeness of the original plate-holders and case, and provenance would all materially affect price.