The Polaroid 110A Pathfinder is a folding instant rollfilm camera produced by Polaroid in the United States during the 1950s. It was positioned as the higher-specification model in Polaroid's early Pathfinder series, with a coupled rangefinder body intended for users who wanted more precise focusing than the entry-level rollfilm Polaroids offered.

Sales data for the 110A Pathfinder is extremely thin: the only UK auction hammer result on file is a single sale at £180 in 2006, which reflects wholesale saleroom level rather than retail asking prices. With just one data point, today there is no reliable median or range to quote, and what a 110A Pathfinder sells for in 2026 will depend heavily on condition, completeness and whether the camera has been converted for currently available film. Buyers researching what one is worth should treat the £180 figure as historical context only, not a current market value.