The Ihagee Exakta VX IIa is a 35mm single-lens reflex camera made in Dresden during the 1950s, part of the long-running Exakta line aimed at advanced amateur and professional users. A stereo outfit pairs the body with a stereo attachment and matched accessories so a single 35mm frame can be split into a left/right pair for stereoscopic viewing.

Hammer prices at UK auction for an Exakta VX IIa stereo outfit are thinly evidenced today, with a single recorded result of £400 in September 2025 setting the only firm reference point for what one currently sells for at saleroom level. Because that figure is a wholesale auction result rather than a dealer asking price, complete outfits with the original stereo attachment, viewer and case can be worth more once retailed, while incomplete groupings tend to fetch less.