Gomz Selena Automat
The Gomz Selena Automat is a Soviet-era camera produced by the GOMZ works in Leningrad. Information on the model in published references is limited, so the description here is kept narrow to avoid asserting unverified details.
UK auction data for the Selena Automat is extremely thin: a single recorded hammer result of £6,000 in November 2020, achieved at saleroom level and excluding buyer's and seller's premiums. With only one wholesale data point, today's value, price and what the camera sells for cannot be reliably generalised, and any 2026 sale could land well above or below that figure depending on condition and bidder interest.
Sales History
Prices shown are UK auction hammer results — the wholesale level achieved in the saleroom. Neither buyer’s nor seller’s commission is included. Dealer and retail asking prices are typically higher.
Prices updated: November 2020
| Date | Price | Source | |
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| Nov 2020 | EUR 6,000 | Leitz Auction | |
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Auction: Leitz Auction 37 (Lot AI_37_38795) Title: GOMZ Selena Automat 35mm rangefinder camera
Description:
An extremely rare Russian 35mm rangefinder camera in beautiful, near mint condition, Helios-79 2/45mm lens surrounded by a selenium meter cell, in a characteristic, eccentric barrel, reportedly less than 30 examples of this unique-looking camera have been produced, it was never produced in series Estimate: EUR 8,000 - EUR 10,000 |
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a Gomz Selena Automat worth?
The only recorded UK auction hammer result is £6,000 from 2020, so its worth today is difficult to state with confidence and would depend heavily on condition and the specific sale.
What does a Gomz Selena Automat sell for at auction?
On the single available data point it sold for £6,000 at hammer, before buyer's and seller's commission, but one result is not enough to establish a reliable price range.
Is the Gomz Selena Automat a rare camera?
It appears very infrequently in UK auction records, with only one tracked sale, which suggests limited market availability rather than a confirmed rarity rating.