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Micro Precision Products (MPP) Microcord Mk II

The MPP Microcord Mk II is a British-made twin-lens reflex camera shooting 6x6cm frames on 120 roll film. Produced by Micro Precision Products in the late 1950s, it was positioned as a domestically manufactured alternative to German TLRs like the Rolleicord for the UK amateur market.

At UK auction today the Microcord Mk II is an inexpensive TLR, with hammer prices for clean working examples typically falling in the £25–£140 range and a median of roughly £53 across recent sales. These are wholesale saleroom results rather than dealer retail, and condition drives the spread: tired bodies with hazy lenses or sticky shutters sell for under £30, while clean outfits with case and original accessories can reach the top of the range. Values in 2026 remain modest because the camera is uncommon outside Britain and lacks the collector following of its German contemporaries.</n>

Sales History

Prices shown are UK auction hammer results — the wholesale level achieved in the saleroom. Neither buyer’s nor seller’s commission is included. Dealer and retail asking prices are typically higher.

Prices updated: March 2026

Date Price Source
Mar 2026 £30 Special Auction Services
Feb 2026 £81 Flints Auctions
Oct 2025 £139 Chiswick Auctions
Sep 2025 £75 Flints Auctions
Apr 2025 £25 Flints Auctions
Jan 2025 £25 Chiswick Auctions
Sep 2024 £31 Flints Auctions
Aug 2024 £40 Special Auction Services
Jul 2024 £69 Flints Auctions
Jul 2024 £19 Flints Auctions
Aug 2023 £56 Flints Auctions
Apr 2023 £50 Special Auction Services
Jan 2023 £69 Flints Auctions
Jul 1998 £57 Christie's

Frequently asked questions

What is an MPP Microcord Mk II worth today?

Recent UK auction hammer prices sit between about £19 and £140, with a median around £53, so a clean working example is typically worth £50–£80 at saleroom level.

How much does a Microcord Mk II sell for at UK auction?

Most examples sell for £25–£75 at hammer, with only exceptional outfits including case and accessories pushing past £100.

Is the MPP Microcord Mk II a good buy as a user camera?

It is one of the cheaper routes into 6x6 TLR shooting, but the low price means a professional service can cost more than the camera itself, so buyers should prioritise examples with a responsive shutter and clear lens.

Why is the Microcord Mk II cheaper than a Rolleicord?

The MPP was a British-market product with limited international distribution and a smaller collector base, so its value has stayed below comparable German TLRs despite similar specification.