The London Stereoscopic & Photographic Company's Binocular camera is a late-Victorian detective-style camera produced by one of Britain's prominent 19th-century photographic retailers. Disguised in the form of a pair of binoculars, it belongs to the small class of concealed cameras that emerged as dry-plate technology made compact bodies practical.

At UK auction the two recorded hammer results for this model sit between roughly £31 and £69, with both sales falling well under £100. With only a pair of data points the figure is best read as an indicative wholesale level rather than a firm market price, and condition, completeness of internal mechanism and presence of original case will all materially affect what one sells for in today's saleroom.