The Stereo-Realist 1041 is a 35mm stereo film camera that produces paired transparencies for viewing in a stereo viewer. It belongs to the Stereo Realist family introduced in the late 1940s by the David White Company of Milwaukee, which popularised the 5-perforation 'Realist format' that became the de facto standard for 35mm stereo photography in the 1950s.

Auction data for the Stereo-Realist 1041 is thin: the only confirmed UK saleroom hammer result on file is £70, achieved in late 2023. On that single data point a working example is worth roughly the high-double-digits in the auction market today, though a clean body with a matching case and a functional viewer can sell for noticeably more in specialist sales. Because hammer prices exclude commission, retail asking prices from dealers typically run higher than the figure shown here.