The Vredeborch Nordetta 3-D is a stereo camera produced by the German maker Vredeborch, designed to take paired images for three-dimensional viewing. It is a mid-twentieth-century rollfilm-format model aimed at the amateur market when new.

Sales evidence for the Nordetta 3-D at UK auction is thin: the only recorded hammer result on file is £210 from November 2007, a wholesale saleroom figure rather than a retail asking price. With no further data points up to 2026, the value today is best treated as indicative rather than firm, and condition, completeness of the stereo viewer/accessories, and working shutters will materially shift what an example sells for.