The Shew Xit Stereo is a British-made wooden stereoscopic plate camera, built for producing paired side-by-side images intended for stereo viewing. It dates from the late-Victorian and Edwardian era when Shew of London produced compact folding plate cameras for amateur photographers.

Auction data for the Xit Stereo is extremely thin: a single UK auction hammer result from January 1999 records a sale at £1,840, which sets the only firm reference point for what the camera has sold for at saleroom level. With just one data point spanning more than two decades, today's value is difficult to pin down with precision, and condition, completeness of the bellows, lenses and plate holders, and provenance would all heavily influence any current price.