The Zionscope (45x107) is an early stereo camera designed for the 45x107mm glass plate format, a stereoscopic standard widely used in the early twentieth century. It was built for paired-image stereo photography rather than single-frame work.

Sales data for the Zionscope (45x107) at UK auction is very limited, with a single recorded hammer result of £229 in 2003. Because that figure reflects a wholesale saleroom price from over two decades ago and not a retail value, today in 2026 it should be treated only as a historical reference point rather than a reliable guide to what the camera is currently worth or sells for.