The Sands & Hunter Patent Camera is a British-made plate camera from the late 19th-century London trade, sold under the Sands & Hunter name during the wet- and dry-plate era. As a wooden patent-design plate camera it was aimed at studio and serious amateur photographers of its period.

Sales data for this model is extremely thin: a single recorded UK auction hammer result of £300 from 2006 is the only reference point available, so any current value estimate carries significant uncertainty. With no recent comparables, what a Sands & Hunter Patent Camera is worth today depends heavily on completeness, condition of the bellows and woodwork, and whether period plate holders or a lens are included. Buyers wanting to know how much one sells for should treat the £300 figure as a historic saleroom data point rather than a reliable guide to where a clean example would price now.