The London Stereoscopic & Photographic Company tailboard stereo camera is a wooden bellows view camera built for taking paired stereoscopic exposures, a format used to produce the side-by-side images viewed in a stereoscope. Tailboard cameras of this type were a 19th-century studio and field design, with a hinged baseboard that folds down for use and up for storage.

Auction evidence for this model is thin: a single recorded UK auction hammer result of £660 at Christie's in 2005 is the only data point available, so a meaningful current price range cannot be quoted. As of today in 2026, anyone trying to gauge what one of these sells for should treat that figure as historical and condition-specific rather than a reliable guide to current value, and watch live saleroom results for fresh comparables.