The Stereo-Kodak No.2 is an early stereoscopic film camera made by Kodak for producing paired images intended for stereo viewing. It belongs to the era of bellows-style stereo cameras and was sold as a consumer-friendly option for amateur stereo photography.

Sales data for the Stereo-Kodak No.2 is extremely thin: a single recorded UK auction hammer result from 2000 sold for £329, which is the only datapoint available to gauge what one is worth today. With just one verified saleroom price on file, current value in 2026 should be treated as indicative only, and condition of the bellows, shutter and original case will heavily influence what a clean example sells for at auction.