The Minolta Auto Press is a Japanese press-type camera from Minolta's early line-up, built for sheet/roll film in the compact press-camera format that was standard before 35mm SLRs took over professional news work. It sits among Minolta's pre-war and early post-war product range rather than the 35mm system cameras the brand became known for later.

With only two UK auction hammer results on file, the Minolta Auto Press has sold for between £120 and £420, giving a midpoint around £270 — and as of 2026 that remains the best guide to what the camera is worth at saleroom level. Because these are wholesale hammer prices rather than dealer retail, clean, fully-working examples with an intact shutter and lens typically sell for more than rougher bodies, and the thin data set means any single sale can shift the apparent price.