The Sanderson Field Camera in full plate format is a British-made large-format folding field camera, built for sheet film or plate negatives at the full plate size (roughly 6.5 x 8.5 inches). Wooden field cameras of this style were produced in Britain from the late Victorian era onwards and were used by studio and landscape photographers working on glass plates and later sheet film.

Sales data for the full plate Sanderson is thin, so any stated value should be treated as indicative rather than settled. At UK auction the two recorded hammer results sit at £199 and £312, suggesting that in today's market a complete example in honest condition typically sells for a price in the low-to-mid hundreds of pounds. Condition of the bellows, wood, and brass fittings has a large effect on what an example is worth.