Agfa Isopan 24 - Does anybody know this film?

I found an old box of Agfa film in my parents attic. Unfortunately, the internet is decidedly unhelpful and I cannot find any information about it.

Here is what it says on the box (I took pictures too, but cannot post them yet):

Isopan 24 Film <-- film name
IP24 <-- maybe a product number, probably short for Isopan 24
24 DIN | 200 ASA | 6 <-- film speed, though I do not know what the last number stands for
12 x 16,5cm <-- size in cm, 4,7" x 6,5"
72002962 <-- probably a serial or batch number
Nov. 70 <-- production date or expiration date, either way that stuff is old

Does anyone know how to develop this, preferably in Rodinal?

One of the best general purpose films ever made. It had a magnificent curve for skin tones. I used my last a few years ago and ahve found nothing to replace it. I don't have times for Rodinal because the grain structure produced by Rodinal would ruin the beautiful smooth skin tones.

That almost makes me feel bad about planning to use it for a pinhole camera. But only almost, since 30 years in that attic must have been pretty bad for the film

Which developer did you use?

I should have times for Isopan 24 in Rodinal, and it should be a very reasonable combination. I have Agfa data going back to the early 1900's and most Agfa films give excellent fine grain in Rodinal bar the 400 EI and higher.

It's been a long day and it's late now (UK time) so I'll look first thing tomorrow.

Ian