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Welta Kamera-werke Weltur (6x9)

The Welta Weltur (6x9) is a folding medium-format roll-film camera made by the German maker Welta Kamera-werke, producing 6x9cm negatives on 120 film. It was a pre-war coupled-rangefinder folder positioned in the mid-tier of the German folding-camera market alongside contemporaries from Zeiss Ikon and Voigtländer.

The single UK auction-hammer record on file shows a Weltur (6x9) selling for £200 in 2022, so the available evidence points to a value around that figure rather than a defined range. With only one saleroom result to reference, what a Weltur (6x9) is worth today depends heavily on cosmetics, shutter health and lens condition, and a clean, working example could realistically sell for more in 2026 while a tired one would fetch less.

Sales History

Prices shown are UK auction hammer results — the wholesale level achieved in the saleroom. Neither buyer’s nor seller’s commission is included. Dealer and retail asking prices are typically higher.

Prices updated: October 2022

Date Price Source
Oct 2022 £200 Flints Auctions
Jun 2008 EUR 130 Leitz Auction

Frequently asked questions

What is a Welta Weltur (6x9) worth today?

Based on the one UK auction-hammer result on file, a Weltur (6x9) sold for £200, so a comparable working example would likely sell for a price in that region today, with condition driving most of the variation.

How much does a Welta Weltur (6x9) sell for at auction?

The recorded UK auction price for this model is £200, achieved at hammer in 2022; that is the only verified saleroom data point currently available.

Is the Welta Weltur (6x9) a good buyer's camera?

It can be, provided the bellows, shutter and rangefinder all check out — these are the three areas that most often reduce the value and usability of a pre-war folding camera of this type.