The Witt Iloca Stereo is a stereo film camera, producing paired images for three-dimensional viewing. It dates from the post-war era of European stereo photography, when twin-lens 35mm bodies were marketed alongside conventional rangefinders.

Auction data for this model is thin: a single UK saleroom hammer result from 2002 stands at £223, which gives an indicative wholesale benchmark rather than a reliable current value. Because only one record is on file, it is difficult to say what a Witt Iloca Stereo is worth today with any precision, and condition, completeness of the case and viewer, and working shutters would all swing the price materially.