The Rolleicord II (Model 1 / Model K3) is a twin-lens reflex roll-film camera made by Rollei in Germany, positioned as a more affordable companion to the Rolleiflex line when introduced in the 1930s. It uses 120 roll film to produce 6x6cm square negatives and was aimed at amateur photographers seeking medium-format quality at a lower price point than the Rolleiflex.

Hammer prices at recent UK auction for the Rolleicord II have been modest, with the two recorded sales falling in a £44–£50 range and a median around £47. As of today in 2026, that wholesale level reflects condition-sensitive demand: cosmetically tired or shutter-sluggish examples sit at the lower end, while clean, working bodies with original cases tend to sell for more. The narrow data set means a single exceptional example could shift the picture meaningfully.