The Griffin Pocket Cyko is an early folding pocket camera from the late-Victorian and Edwardian era of British photographic manufacture. It was sold as a compact, take-anywhere plate or roll-film camera aimed at amateur users who wanted something more portable than a full-size field outfit.

Sales evidence for the Pocket Cyko is extremely thin: a single Christie's UK auction record from 1998 shows a hammer price of £230 at saleroom level, before buyer's and seller's commission. With no recent comparables it is not possible to give a reliable current value or median in 2026, and any present-day price would depend heavily on completeness, condition and whether the camera is being sold privately or fetched at auction.