The Hüttig Lloyd Stereo-Panorama is a German-made plate camera designed for both stereo and panoramic exposures, dating from the early decades of the 20th century before Hüttig was absorbed into ICA in 1909. It is a wood-and-leather bodied instrument from the era when stereo photography was a mainstream amateur format.

Sales data for this model is extremely thin: the only recorded UK auction hammer result we hold is a single example that sold for £6,875 in November 2002, which sets the only documented reference point for what a Lloyd Stereo-Panorama is worth at saleroom level. Given that the figure is more than two decades old and based on a lone wholesale auction price, the present-day value in 2026 cannot be reliably stated from this data alone, and any price a comparable example sells for today would depend heavily on completeness, condition of the bellows and shutter, and whether the original plate holders are present.