The Voigtländer Brillant Bakelite is a medium-format box-style roll-film camera with a moulded bakelite body, a format and construction typical of inexpensive European cameras of the 1930s. It was positioned as an entry-level snapshot camera using 120 roll film.

Sales evidence for this model is thin, with only one UK auction-hammer record on file: a single example that sold for £300 in 2006. With just one wholesale saleroom result to reference, today's price, value and what one sells for cannot be reliably stated, and any current worth would need to be confirmed against fresh comparable auction results.