The Kunik Petie Music Box is a German-made novelty subminiature camera that combines a small viewfinder camera with a built-in mechanical music box mechanism. It belongs to the family of Petie subminiatures produced in the 1950s and is collected today as a curiosity rather than a working photographic tool.

Sales data for this model is extremely thin: the only confirmed UK auction hammer result on record is £3,400 in November 2012, which sets the documented benchmark for what one of these has sold for at saleroom level. With just a single data point, there is no reliable median or range to quote for today's market, and the price a clean example would fetch in 2026 depends heavily on completeness, condition of the music movement, and the presence of original fittings.