The Pyne Stereoscopic Camera is a stereo-format plate camera, a type used to capture paired images for three-dimensional viewing. It belongs to the early era of stereoscopic photography rather than to mainstream 20th-century production cameras.

Auction evidence for the Pyne Stereoscopic Camera is extremely thin: a single UK saleroom hammer result of around £9,990 was recorded at Christie's in 2002, which is the only datapoint available to indicate what one sells for. With no recent comparables, today's value is difficult to pin down from auction data alone, and any current price would depend heavily on condition, completeness, and bidder interest on the day.