The Graflex Super Graphic is a 4x5 large-format press and field camera introduced in the late 1950s as the successor to the long-running Pasco/Speed Graphic line. It featured an all-metal body, a revolving back, and an electrically tripped shutter contact, and was aimed at working press photographers transitioning into the smaller-format era.

At UK auction the Super Graphic is a thinly traded model, with hammer prices in the recorded sales spanning roughly £180–£280 and a midpoint near £230. As of 2026 today's saleroom values for complete, working examples sit in that band, though clean bodies with the original Graflex lens and matching film holders can sell for more, while incomplete or seized examples are worth less. Buyers should remember these are wholesale auction results and what a Super Graphic is worth at a dealer typically runs higher.