The Nicca Snider 35 is a Japanese 35mm rangefinder camera from the post-war era, produced by Nicca Camera Works of Tokyo, a maker known for Leica-derived screw-mount bodies. It was a low-volume model aimed at the same enthusiast market as Nicca's other rangefinder offerings.

With only a single recorded UK auction result in our database — a 2002 Christie's hammer of £3,760 — the Snider 35 sits in the rare-collectible tier rather than the everyday user-camera market, and a realistic value today depends entirely on which specific example surfaces and its condition. Because it almost never appears at saleroom level, any current price guidance is indicative only, and a fresh consignment in 2026 could sell for materially more or less than that benchmark figure depending on bidder interest on the day.