The Hulda 35 is a 35mm film camera produced by Tougodo Optical, a Japanese maker active in the post-war era of compact viewfinder cameras. It sits among the lesser-known Japanese 35mm models from that period and rarely surfaces in the wider collector market.

Auction data for the Hulda 35 is extremely thin: a single UK saleroom hammer result of £600 in 2008 is the only verified data point, so any current 'worth' or 'sells for' figure today is speculative rather than evidenced. Because only one auction-hammer price exists, condition, completeness and provenance will dominate what the camera is worth in 2026, and a buyer should treat that lone result as an indicator rather than a reliable median.