The Reid II is a British 35mm rangefinder camera produced by Reid & Sigrist of Leicester, derived from pre-war Leica screw-mount design. It was introduced in the post-war period as a UK-built precision camera aimed at professional and government users.

With only a single recorded UK auction hammer result of £3,000 from 2018, the Reid II sits in the upper tier of British collectible rangefinders at saleroom level. As of 2026 the available data is too thin to establish a reliable price range, but it indicates that clean, complete examples can sell for several thousand pounds at auction; condition, completeness and originality are the dominant value drivers.