The Wratten & Wainwright Tailboard camera is a wooden plate camera of the type produced in Britain in the late 19th century, named for the hinged tailboard at the rear that supported the focusing track. It was sold as a field camera for glass-plate photography during the era when Wratten & Wainwright operated as a London-based photographic supplier.

With only a single recorded UK auction result available, market evidence is thin: one example sold at hammer for £660 at a Flints sale in 2018. As of today that figure is the only datapoint to anchor what a Wratten & Wainwright Tailboard camera is worth, so any current value estimate carries wide uncertainty and the price an individual example sells for at saleroom level will hinge heavily on completeness, condition and provenance.