The Ica Klimax Lukos II is an early 20th-century German plate camera produced by Ica AG of Dresden, a manufacturer that was folded into the Zeiss Ikon merger in 1926. It belongs to the folding plate-camera category that dominated serious amateur photography before the rise of roll-film and 35mm formats.

With only a single documented UK auction hammer result in our records — £104 in May 2003 — there is no reliable current price band for what an Ica Klimax Lukos II is worth today in 2026. That isolated saleroom figure should be treated as indicative rather than a market median, and condition, completeness of the original lens and shutter, and bellows integrity will swing what any given example sells for.