The Ross Portable Divided Camera is an early British wood-and-brass plate camera, made by the London optical firm Ross. As a divided (folding) field camera, it was intended for outdoor plate photography and dates from the late 19th century era of large-format portable equipment.

Sales data for this model is very thin: a single UK auction hammer result is on record, where one example sold for £75 in November 2023. With only one wholesale saleroom data point, any statement about what a Ross Portable Divided Camera is worth today in 2026 should be treated as indicative rather than definitive, and condition, completeness of the lens and plate holders, and originality of the woodwork will heavily influence the price it sells for.