The Rollei 35 (Red Urushi, prototype) is a one-off finish on the compact 35mm viewfinder camera Rollei introduced in the late 1960s, built around the small-bodied 35 platform that became one of the smallest full-frame 35mm cameras of its era. As a prototype with red urushi lacquer, it sits outside the standard production line and was never offered as a regular catalogue model.

With only a single recorded UK auction result, this prototype is effectively unpriced on the open market: the one hammer figure on file is £3,400 (November 2014), and that wholesale, saleroom-level result is the only data point available today in 2026. Because it is a unique finish rather than a production variant, what a Red Urushi prototype is worth, sells for, or could realistically achieve at auction depends almost entirely on documentation of provenance and direct factory attribution rather than on comparable sales.