70s found film Tri X, how should I develop?

[Yobo57]

Found an exposed roll of TriX from about the 70s. What would be the best approach to developing? I currently have access to D-76
Thanks

 

[mshchem]

I would develop it normally. It's gonna have some fog.

 

[mshchem]

Might already have been processed and respooled?

 

[otto.f]

Could be not developed because the photographer realized he had made a terrible mistake when shooting.

 

[Agulliver]

Develop normally in a traditional developer such as ID11 or D76 if possible. If the film was exposed correctly and hasn't been unwound and fogged in the intervening years, you'll get images.

 

[Molli]

I developed film from exactly the same era and, likewise, only had D76. Storage conditions will be the decider. My roll came from a second hand camera place housed in an old packing shed - insulation non-existent. Who knows how many scorching Australian Summers it went through or miserable winters there.
At any rate, all the film I was given from that shop was developed in D76 1:1 for 10 minutes.
The backing paper and the frame with the least recognisable people (It was someone's birthday party - I feel a bit sad that I have these! If you or anyone you know celebrated their birthday in the Tarra Valley National Park in Australia in the 1970s, your photos are ready to be picked up! ):