The Meagher Tailboard Stereo Camera is a British-made wooden tailboard view camera built for stereoscopic photography, with twin lenses producing paired plate negatives that, when viewed together, create a three-dimensional image. Tailboard cameras of this pattern were typical late-Victorian studio and field instruments, and Meagher of London was active as a maker of high-quality wooden cameras during this period.

Public auction data for this model is extremely thin: a single recorded UK saleroom hammer result of £1,762 from December 2002 is the only data point available, so a meaningful price range cannot be drawn today. Because these are scarce wooden stereo cameras, hammer prices at auction are highly condition- and completeness-sensitive, with original lenses, matched shutters and intact bellows driving what a clean example sells for. Anyone trying to value a Meagher tailboard stereo in 2026 should treat the 2002 figure as indicative only and seek current comparable hammer results before relying on it.