The Ica Icarette is a folding rollfilm camera made by the German manufacturer Ica in the early twentieth century, before Ica was absorbed into Zeiss Ikon in 1926. It was sold as a compact, pocketable hand camera aimed at amateur photographers shooting rollfilm rather than plates.

Sales data for the Icarette is thin, but the two recorded UK auction hammer results sit between £35 and £100, reflecting wholesale saleroom levels rather than dealer retail prices. On that limited evidence the typical price an Icarette sells for today is around £35–£100, with condition, completeness of the bellows and the specific lens/shutter combination doing most of the work in deciding where a given example lands in that range. Buyers asking what an Ica Icarette is worth in 2026 should expect figures in this band absent an unusually clean or rare variant.