Reid & Sigrist Reid I

camera

The Reid & Sigrist Reid I typically sells for £1,075 (median of 10 recorded sales, 1998–2026; fair evidence).

Typical sale price
£1,075

median of 10 sales, 1998–2026

Fair
£500£1k£2k

Middle half of sales: £747–£1,775

Hammer prices, buyer’s premium removed; eBay as soldHow ↗

Over time

£500£1k£2k200020102020

Every sale since 1998; no trend line.

Latest sales All 10 →

What it is

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Generated summary, 24 Apr 2026 — not checked by hand; prices on this page come from the sales, not from this text.

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Why is the Reid I valuable?

It was made in small numbers by a British precision-instrument firm, and surviving examples appeal to collectors of UK-built Leica-pattern cameras, which supports the price level seen at auction.

Facts

Maker
Reid & Sigrist
Type
camera
Sales in the typical price
10
First sale
9 Jul 1998
Latest sale
1 Jan 2026
Median
£1,075
Middle half
£747–£1,775
Evidence
Fair
Method
v1

Cite this page

“Reid & Sigrist Reid I: typical sale price £1,075, the median of 10 recorded sales, 1998–2026, middle half £747–£1,775 (Fair, method v1).” cameraworth.com, retrieved 8 October 2026. https://www.cameraworth.com/r/reid-sigrist/reid-i/

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