The Voigtländer Stereflektoskop 4.5x10.7 is an early twentieth-century stereo plate camera taking paired exposures on 45x107mm plates, the standard small stereo format of the period. It was sold as a hand-held stereo instrument with a reflex-style viewing arrangement, positioned for enthusiast stereoscopic photography rather than the mass snapshot market.

At recent UK auction the Stereflektoskop 4.5x10.7 has sold in a fairly tight £140–£230 band on hammer prices, with a median around £200 — these are wholesale saleroom results and do not include buyer's premium. Today in 2026 the value is driven by cosmetic condition, completeness of the original leather case and plate holders, and whether both shutters still fire; examples missing accessories typically sell for what the lower end of that range suggests. As with most pre-war stereo gear the market is thin, so individual results can swing either side of what the camera is otherwise worth.