The Ihagee Exakta 66 (horizontal, 1939) is a German medium-format SLR taking 6x6cm frames on 120 roll film, built in a horizontally-oriented body that distinguishes it from the later vertical Exakta 66 of the post-war era. It was introduced by Ihagee of Dresden at the end of the 1930s as a roll-film expansion of the company's single-lens reflex line.

Sales data for this 1939 horizontal Exakta 66 is extremely thin: the only verified UK auction hammer result on file is £992 from April 2021, which sets the sole reference point for what the camera sells for at saleroom level today. With one data point, condition, completeness of the prism/finder and presence of a working lens drive the price more than any headline figure, and a wider range cannot be quoted responsibly in 2026 without further results.