The Thornton-Pickard College is a British-made plate camera from the early twentieth century, produced by the Manchester firm Thornton-Pickard Manufacturing Co. It was a budget-tier wooden-bodied plate camera aimed at students and amateur photographers when new.

Recorded UK auction activity for the College is thin, with a hammer price of £80 from 2024 representing the only documented saleroom result. At that wholesale auction level the camera sells for a modest sum, and as of today values are likely to remain in double figures unless an exceptional, complete example with original accessories appears.