The Gowlandflex is a twin-lens reflex camera built by US designer Peter Gowland, produced in low volumes for studio and portrait use rather than mass-market sales. Its hand-built nature and limited output mean any example reaching the open market tends to attract specialist interest.

Sales data for the Gowlandflex is extremely thin: a single UK auction record from November 2024 shows one example fetching £2,625 at hammer (a wholesale saleroom result, before commission). With only one data point on file in 2026, that figure should be treated as indicative rather than a reliable guide to what a Gowlandflex is worth today, and price will swing sharply with format size, condition and completeness.