The Minolta 16 Model P is a subminiature camera using 16mm film cartridges, part of Minolta's 16 series of compact pocket cameras produced in the mid-20th century. When new it was positioned as an inexpensive everyday snapshot camera for users who wanted something smaller than a 35mm rangefinder.

With only a single UK auction hammer result on file at £12, this is a low-value collectible in 2026 rather than a sought-after model, and that figure reflects wholesale saleroom level before commission rather than a dealer retail price. The 16 Model P typically sells for pocket-money money, and even clean examples rarely command a meaningful premium at auction.